It's Surprisingly Easy! 3 Simple Ways To Dry Herbs For Cooking
Discover how to dry herbs for cooking - simple and cheap!
Watch this informative video and learn 3 efficient methods to dry herbs for cooking perfection.
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Today, we're going to learn three ways on how to dry herbs. I love cooking in general, but I even more love sharing with you the tips on how to save money, how to enjoy what God's given you, and just how to have fun in the kitchen. Aside from learning three ways on how to dry herbs, we're going to just have fun learning how to be on mission for God and his glory and it means learning to be confident in the kitchen because that's where we get our sustenance and our energy.
The Bible mentions different herbs, which I talk about in the Treasures of Healthy Living Bible study. We even have a chapter on herbs, the different herbs that were used for exchange, for money, for buying goods or for being a Roman soldier. They were paid either in salt or in herbs.
Dehydrating Herbs for Preserving Herbs is So Fast and Easy!
But today let's look at three ways to dry herbs. Let’s say you grow your own herbs, you have a nice herb garden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkSMzWarnZ8 and now you want to harvest them and make them last longer.
I love to dehydrate, and it is just super simple, fun, fast, don't have to even think about it. It's like my mindless way to dry herbs. So this is always an alternative. I also use the nutrimill, liquid filter pro dehydrator. Herbs are so fast drying that you can really fill the trays totally with herbs.
If I was going to dry some herbs on in the filter pro, the dried herbs still look green unlike the ones you can find in stores that are usually brown. This is why I prefer to use











