Drop chopped herbs in ice cube tray for this super convenient reason

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Ever need herbs for a recipe and wonder what to do with all the leftovers? Or, do you find yourself racing to use all your fresh herbs before the end of the growing season? This Green Renaissance video shows you a hand way to keep using these fresh herbs in or out of season.
Whether you need to preserve an abundance of rosemary, basil, sage, thyme or oregano, all you need is a an ice tray and bottle of olive oil. By placing chopped herbs in the tray dividers and freezing in olive oil to make cubes, you create frozen flavorful gems that can store for up to six months.
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The video blogger suggest that you allow the herb-oil cubes to freeze in the tray at least overnight before transferring to a plastic freezer bag for storage. These cubes work great as a fast melting sauté starter or a quick add into sauces.
In addition to boosting flavor without adding salts or preservative-filled seasonings, herbs also play a part in a healthy diet. According to the Washington Post, many herbs are high in vitamins A, C and K.
Pass this along to your favorite cooking enthusiast or backyard gardner. They'll thank you every time they use one of these great cooking shortcuts.
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