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diy Design Fanatic Blogger Charlotte, NC
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How To Dry Basil

Basil is an easy herb to grow in your garden or in a container on your deck. Basil is pretty enough to be grown along side of your other flowering perennials. You can see the full tutorial here: http://diydesignfanatic.blogspot.com/2012/08...
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on Aug 08, 2012 | 3803 Views
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  • KMS Woodworks Nederland, CO
    While dried basil is awesome....I find pesto to be a better use, it is pretty easy to find ample dried basil in the spice ailse. finding good pesto in much harder...at least in my area where herb gardens a rare.

    when I did have my garden I would make pesto (basil, olive oil, fresh garlic) in my food processor and then freeze it in 1/2 cup or so batches. Fresh homemade pesto in the dead of winter is divine.

    on Aug 08, 2012 · Like 2
  • Carol S Woodstock, GA
    We also love fresh pesto and with only 5 plants I've made 6 batches already and the plants are still going strong. I'd love to learn of a quick way to remove the leaves. I guess I have so much it just seems to take forever to pinch them off with fingers! I dry a new batch each year for cooking.
    on Aug 10, 2012 · Like 0
  • diy Design Fanatic Charlotte, NC
    I use a pair of scissors to cut off the leaves.
    on Aug 11, 2012 · Like 0
  • Carol S Woodstock, GA
    Thanks, DIY-I just find that my fingers are even faster than the scissors.
    on Aug 13, 2012 · Like 0

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