Freezing fresh mint leaves

Step one: Remove it from the plastic container.

Preserving Mint Leaves: Storing, Drying & Freezing Mint is very important. As the winters set in the mint leaves start to dry up. Much as I try the frost kills it and destroys this valuable herb and then I have to wait for spring to use and preserve the mint leaves.

Read on to find out exactly how to dry mint and learn preserve this kitchen staple when your harvest is abundant! Dehydrating mint is simple and once dried it can be used in teas, desserts, savory pastas, and water infusions. Drying mint helps to save freezer space for a long term storage solution that is simple to grab and use any time of the year.

Never run out of fresh mint for your tea again! Not only can you freeze mint leaves but there are several easy ways to do it!

Here are 11 fresh ideas to help you make the most of the cool, refreshing flavor of fresh mint.

Learn how to freeze mint to build a freezer stash of this incredible herb. Freezing mint is a great way to preserve without special skills.

When mint grows in abundance it may be hard to use up during the summer season. We're sharing 10 Creative uses for mint around the home.

Can you freeze mint? You surely can and the process is pretty simple. Below, I am going to highlight the different options you can use when it comes to freezing mint a quick and easy to follow guide. Why Freeze Mint? If you have an overabundance of mint leaves,

What to do with Mint Leaves will give you ideas to use your harvest. There are many ways to use mint; you'll love trying them all.

Can you freeze mint? Heck yes! Learn how to freeze mint three different ways for long term storage and convenience! Have an abundance of mint? Read through this simple guide to learn all about freezing fresh mint leaves to quickly infuse all of your favorite drinks and dishes. Become an expert on how to store fresh mint in the freezer in oil, in water, and in whole leaf form so that you can enjoy it all year long.