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Author: Dr Helen Tyzack
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Tag Archives: green marjoram
Addendum to the story of the herb drying
A week later the leaves were dry. The luxurious bunch had shrivelled. Leaving the flower and seed ends for digging into the garden (where perhaps one or two will sprout to grow a ground cover), I stripped the leaves from … Continue reading →
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Drying herbs
The drying of herbs predates civilisation as we know it. But this is a process that I have never done and I can’t give you a good reason for not having done so. Which means I have wasted lots of … Continue reading →
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Tagged curly leaf parsley, Drying herbs, flat leaf parsley, Golden Marjoram, green marjoram, marjoram, parcel, parsley
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