Drying Herbs: How-to dry your garden herbs

Posted on September 17, 2013 by Jean Smith

Read my new post at The Detroit News, The Good Life blog… more photo’s and a great how-to!

Follow this link to take you right over..

http://blogs.detroitnews.com/thegoodlife/2013/09/16/freezing-herbs-how-to-freeze-your-garden-herbs-in-olive-oil/

Happy Day,
Jean

2 thoughts on “Drying Herbs: How-to dry your garden herbs”

Joanna

September 17, 2013 at 1:25 pm Reply

I don’t mean to be dense, but I read the Detroit News article and it doesn’t say anything about freezing. After you’ve dried the herbs do you simply store them in an airtight container, or store them in an airtight container in the freezer.
- Jean Smith
  
  September 17, 2013 at 4:03 pm Reply
  
  You’re right Joanna… I was making sure everyone was paying attention, LOL… not really, slight typo… at least it was correct at The Detroit News… thanks sooooo much for catching that error and making me aware of it. Yes, I store them all in airtight containers… that was posted in the article 😉
  
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  Step 6: Crush the leaves in the bag.
  
  I store all my herbs in glass mason jars with tight fitting lids for up to a year. They can be stored in plastic containers as well.
  
  Thanks again,
  Jean

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Jean Smith

Jean Smith, event manager of the East and West Dearborn DDAs and market manager of the Dearborn Farmers and Artisan Market, supports coordination of more than 60 annual events and oversees market management, training and supervision. Recruiting and managing more than 100 seasonal vendors. Smith also served as market master for the Dodge Park Farmers Market in Sterling Heights from its inception in 2015 until 2020. Smith has more than 12 years of experience as a vendor in various farmers markets and earned her Market Manager Certification from the 2016 Michigan Farmers Market Association (MIFMA) Market Manager Certification Program. In both 2018 and 2019, Smith was named Mentor of the Year from University of Michigan-Dearborn. That same year, Smith earned her Associate in Applied Science degree in MGT Development, Business Management from Oakland Community College in 2017. Smith graduated with a Bachelors in Professional Communication in December 2019 from Siena Heights University, and plans to continue her studies thereafter, working towards a Masters in Professional Leadership. As a mother of six her life is filled with so many amazing and joyful things... as well as many messes! It's a good thing she loves to keep things organized otherwise things could get in quite a disarray. Follow her as she helps you along in the home & garden!