How to preserve thyme

Everything you need to know about the herb thyme, from how to use and store it to all of its many health benefits!

After you grow it, knowing how to harvest thyme is essential to keeping your plant thriving! We discuss harvest, fresh and long-term storage.

How to dry thyme with one of three methods: in the oven, in a dehydrator, or naturally. As well as how to store, convert, and use the dried thyme!

Thyme is such an easy herb to work with, and it can be used in almost any recipe. Learn how to Dry Thyme Leaves so you never run out!

Dry Thyme sprigs in the microwave in just a few minutes! It's so easy to dehydrate and store your fresh herbs for use later! #dinnersdonequick #howtodrythyme #thymeherb #howtostorefreshthyme #dryingherbs #dryingherbsinthemicrowave #dryingfreshherbs

If you are wandering How to Dry Thyme these steps will take your fresh thyme to dry thyme easily. Dry thyme is easy to store in your pantry.

Thyme is a culinary herb that tastes just as great dried as it does plucked straight from the garden. It’s also an herb that is incorporated more during the actual cooking process and less as a finishing note or garnish, making thyme a prime candidate for preserving. Over the summer, thyme should always be in constant rotation in your dehydrator or oven. You’ll thank me this winter, when you’re adding it to lentil soup, savory beef stew, or lemon-garlic roasted chicken.

A quick and easy way to dry herbs in the microwave! Use this method to preserve garden herbs or leftover fresh herbs you pick up for a recipe.

Sage is an intensely aromatic herb, and unlike its tender cousins — basil and parsley — its leaves are sturdy and resinous. Because of sage’s powerful aroma and oily texture, a little goes long way, flavor-wise. The preserving possibilities are numerous, so we get to be creative with this potent perennial. Infuse honey with dried sage leaves to add flavor to hot or iced tea, sweeten baked goods, add to a citrus-y marinade, or serve on a cheese plate.

I love my little indoor herb garden, and thyme always has a place in it. Having fresh herbs on hand in the kitchen just takes food to the next level! Of course, sometimes you can find yourself with so much thyme on your hands you just don't know what to do with it. This guide will help you grow, harvest, and even use up all that extra thyme. You'll want to fill your whole vegetable garden with it! Well, not really, but you probably want to plant some before you run out of thyme!