Taste Summer, All the Way Through Winter

Summer brings an often frantic rush of preserving; we can, jar, and dry to try and stretch the bounty of late-summer produce as far as possible into the looming droughts of fall and winter. When we run out of canning options, we also freeze our farmer’s market goods. This week, The Kitchn gives us a new idea for squeezing every last bit from summer: freeze your herbs in oil. Frozen in a cloak of olive oil, herbs are protected from browning and freezer burn, and they’re also a quick, easy (and already prepped) way to start off stews or soups. We’ll let the Kitchn explain the details -- which herbs to use and the step-by-step process -- so you can be that much closer to tasting summer, all the way through winter. Freeze & Preserve Fresh Herbs in Olive Oil from The Kitchn

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Summer brings an often frantic rush of preserving; we can, jar, and dry to try and stretch the bounty of late-summer produce as far as possible into the looming droughts of fall and winter. When we run out of canning options, we also freeze our farmer’s market goods. This week, The Kitchn gives us a new idea for squeezing every last bit from summer: freeze your herbs in oil.

Frozen in a cloak of olive oil, herbs are protected from browning and freezer burn, and they’re also a quick, easy (and already prepped) way to start off stews or soups. We’ll let the Kitchn explain the details -- which herbs to use and the step-by-step process -- so you can be that much closer to tasting summer, all the way through winter.

Freeze & Preserve Fresh Herbs in Olive Oil from The Kitchn

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