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How To Dry Herbs In The Microwave (Crisp in Seconds)

Drying herbs in the microwave is a great way to extend your herbs' flavor and shelf life. You can dry herbs like parsley, oregano, basil, mint, rosemary, coriander, sage, chives, thyme, tarragon, and most other herbs. ➡️ How to dry herbs in the oven and tips and tricks to air-dry herbs: https://foodhow.com/how-to-dry-herbs-... ➡️ 7 Strong Herbs For Natural Body Detox & Cleanse (Perfect for Tea)    • 7 Strong Herbs For Natural Body Detox & Cl...   Video Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - Best herbs to dry 0:45 - Drying herbs in the microwave (Instructions) 2:10 - Final Result Although there are many good ways to dry herbs at home, drying herbs in the microwave preserves color and flavor like no other drying method, and your herbs will be crumbly dry literally in seconds. Drying herbs in the microwave is fun and easy to do, and you don't need a fancy dehydrator; all you need is some clean, dry, fresh herbs, some kitchen paper, and a microwave. How To Dry Herbs In The Microwave 1. To dry fresh herbs in the microwave, separate the leaves from the stems, then lay the herbs on a paper towel-lined microwave-safe plate in a single layer and cover with a second paper towel. 2. Microwave on high for 60 seconds and keep a close eye to make sure the herbs don't burn. 3. If the herbs are not yet thoroughly dried, continue to dry your herbs in 30-second intervals. If the paper towel gets too moist, replace the paper towel. Depending on which part of the plant you're drying, this can take anywhere from 60 seconds to 10 minutes. It all depends on the type of herbs and the amount of herbs you are drying. 4. Once the herbs a crisp and dry, they are ready to be used. Once the herbs have cooled down, you can store them in airtight containers and keep them in your pantry or a cupboard for up to 12 months. Not a big fan of the microwave? Don't worry, just follow the link in the description below this video for my other tips and trick on how to efficiently and quickly dry herbs at home. If you have any questions or comments about drying herbs at home, then please let me know in the comments below. Thank You Jen Evansy