Preserve cilantro

Learn how to store cilantro in 5 different methods. Learn the best ways to preserve cilantro so it lasts longer and tastes great in your dishes. Perfect for home cooks and garden enthusiasts! #herbs #cilantro #storingherbs #kitchenhacks

Freezing is the ideal way to extend the life of your cilantro. You can freeze cilantro for up to a year and use it as much as you need.

Whether it’s the ongoing debate that a dislike of cilantro is determined by genetics or the recent stir caused by cilantro imported from Mexico, cilantro certainly seems to be a hot topic right now. While some crave its fresh, spicy flavor, others find it utterly unappealing. For me, I can’t get enough of it. Not only can it be tricky to grow, but it also proves challenging to preserve.

That's right, a month. There are a few often overlooked details to the popular method of preserving cilantro that will make your cilantro last even longer!

Discover how to store cilantro in the fridge, freezer, and spice cabinet using a variety of methods and ways to make flavorful recipes with this aromatic herb.

If you've grown a bumper crop of herbs in your garden here are some favorite recipes and tips for how to preserve cilantro for the best taste.

Cilantro is terrific (unless you think it tastes like soap), but it has a reputation for being finicky to preserve. Freeze-drying is the best way to preserve cilantro for long-term storage, and it's so easy to do!

Learn to dehydrate cilantro (aka coriander) to preserve it for its fresh flavor all year long! It's so easy to do, even if you think it's a little soapy!

Learn how to preserve cilantro to maintain its flavor. The best way to store fresh herbs is in the fridge, but fresh cilantro is also easy to freeze in a freezer bag or ice cube trays, or in olive oil for use in pesto. #preserve #cilantro #fresh

Freezing cilantro takes just minutes and means that you've got a supply to use as and when you need it. Good for sauces, soups and dips.