drying spices
dry spices?
Storing dried herbs herbs in dry form is very popular because it is simply a way to preserve them. The Dried herbs can be used directly from their bottles, as they are needed for cooking or as garnish with fresh herbs, however, the aroma of fresh herbs chosen are lost in the drying process. Marjoram, mint, oregano, rosemary, thyme and dry them well. Some people may prefer to freeze herbs such as basil, chervil, chives, cilantro (leaves and large dill-like flat parsley), and parsley, can dry and disappointing. See freezing fresh herbs linked table in the top of this page. Harvesting and drying Leaves of Grass should be cut when the stock of essential oils from plants is at its maximum. In leaf herbs (basil, chervil, marjoram, savory and) that occurs just before flowering. Basil, lemon balm, parsley, rosemary and sage can be cut up to 4 times during the growing season outdoors. The cut should be done in the morning of a day that promises to be hot and dry. When the dew is off the plants, cut the top 6 inches of stem below the flower buds. Bunch Bunch Drying Drying is an easy way to dry long stems of herbs, like marjoram, sage, savory, mint, parsley, basil, dill and rosemary. If the leaves are clean, it is not necessary to wash, some oils can be lost during rinsing. However, if the leaves are dusty or have been thick mulch, quickly rinse with cold water. Shake off excess water and hang the herbs, tied in small bunches until the water evaporates. Discard leaves the dead or yellowish. Because as soon as possible, take the herbs in bunches and hang them in a warm dry place that is well ventilated and not exposed to direct sunlight. (Traditionally, herbs were hung on the chimney of the kitchen fireplace mantels or into attics.) Tie and hang herbs – Flip Down ends – so essential oils in the stems will be invested in leaves. Do not hang the herbs on the kitchen stove, grease and odors can damage the delicate texture, flavor and aroma of herbs. to prevent dust from collecting on the leaves drying, place each package in a paper bag before hanging up. Gather the top of the bag and near the grass is derived from the leaves to hang freely inside the bag. For ventilation, cutting the bag or punch air holes in the sides. There are other ways to dry herbs: food dehydrator, tray drying, or oven microwave drying. Tray drying tray and works for drying grains and broadleaf herbs. This is the best option for plants with short stems that are difficult to tie for hanging. Dried herb in a dish covered with gauze surface mount. For the leaves: Remove the leaves from the stems or leave them attached. A statement layer on a cookie sheet to ensure good air circulation and quick drying. Place the tray in a warm, dry, well ventilated, which is not exposed to direct sunlight. Every few days, stir or turn the pages carefully ensure uniform drying. Depending on temperature and humidity, it takes a week or two for the herbs to dry complete. When the leaves are clean and dry, remove the tray and store in an airtight container. To dry seeds: Seeds are spread on trays in a thin layer. like dry leaves. Once dry, rub hands thoroughly seed capsules and gently blow through the straw. Store in an airtight container. Drying oven microwave ovens Herbs can be dried quickly. However, extreme care should be used when microwave drying because of the risk of not burning weeds, but also initiate fire and damage the microwave. If the herbs must be washed, make sure that any excess water is removed, or cooked, not dry in the oven. Do not put more than 4 or 5 branches herbs in the microwave, to keep them between 2 paper towels. Microwave on high for 2 to 3 minutes, remove the herbs from the stove. If the herbs are not brittle and dry kiln microwave on HIGH for 30 seconds. Place herbs on a rack and let cool. Store in an airtight container.
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