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How to Freeze Herbs

By Susan Belsinger Fine Gardening - Issue 123

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All you need to freeze herbs is a food processor or a mortar and pestle and the oil of your choice. In this video, culinary herbalist Susan Belsinger demonstrates her technique for freezing herbs.

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