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Thread Starter: rheta    Started: Sat 20 Nov 2004    Replies: 9

Confusedhow do you store fresh herbs




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Mon 22 Nov 2004, 1.49PM

Kamila

Hi sherry trifle,

Just been to Benalmadena Pueblo garden centre - Vera Cruz - and they had quite e few pots with herbs at around €0.90.

Sun 21 Nov 2004, 4.15PM

lizzie

I buy my herbs from the supermarket and water them every other day and leave them on the window sill in my kitchen and they last. I use them when I need them. At the moment I have tyme, basil, parsley,and coriander

Sun 21 Nov 2004, 2.57PM

Kamila

You are welcome, let me know how you got on. What herbs are you looking for?

Sun 21 Nov 2004, 1.12PM

laineinspain

Wink thanks kamila i will take your advice and try the garden centre. Wink

Sun 21 Nov 2004, 1.12PM

laineinspain

Wink thanks kamila i will take your advice and try the garden centre. Wink

Sun 21 Nov 2004, 1.03PM

Kamila

Hi sherry trifle, I also lost those herbs bought in pots. I bought them in a supermarket. The best herbs are the ones bought in a garden centre. There are two garden centres in Fuengirola on Coin road. One is called La Vega but I can't remember the name of the other one. They are both very close to each other. There is also a very large garden centre in Alhauring de la Torre called Guzman. They have a very good variety of herbs.

Sat 20 Nov 2004, 3.00PM

laineinspain

ive bought pots of herbs ie rosemary, basil, coriander ive put them on a sunny terrace watered regulary, still i loose them any ideas on how to keep them longer?

Sat 20 Nov 2004, 2.49PM

Kamila

I keep my parsley in a glass of water in a fridge. It keeps easily for a week. Or I chop the herbs and put them in a freezer.

Sat 20 Nov 2004, 11.58AM

alysha jane

A trick I was told is to take a couple of squares of kitchen paper, dampen them and then wrap around the roots of the herbs, then place the herbs into a plastic bag (e.g. freezer bag) and place in the fridge. I've had better luck with that method than just putting them in a glass of water. Good luck! Smile

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