What to do with dried mint leaves

This mint extract is worth the wait. It will surely add some zip to your favorite dish, drink or dessert.

It’s time for a reader’s question: Dear Frugal Upstate, We have a good sized patch of mint that my husband is determined to mow down. It seems like such a waste–I’d rather pick it and put it to use before he mows, but I’m not really sure what to do with it. How can I... Keep Reading

Dried mint lasts a long time and multitasks nicely around the house. You can use it in cooking, or make tea, potpourri or pest repellent.

Discover how to grow and harvest mint. Then, this tutorial will walk you through drying mint leaves for tea as well!

Drying mint is so easy to do and a great way to have mint flavor all year long! Learn the secrets of drying and storing mint all year long!

What to do with Mint Leaves will give you ideas to use your harvest. There are many ways to use mint; you'll love trying them all.

Mint is one of the easiest plants to grow! Today I'm sharing 14 things to make using fresh mint so you can make the most of your harvest.

If you love mint tea and have access to mint plants or any fresh mint, then you’ll want to learn how to dry mint leaves for tea right at home. Drying mint leaves is easy and only requires a few materials. There are several drying methods for mint, so choose the method that works best for you. Once your mint leaves are dried, they’ll be ready to use in any recipe or peppermint tea blend – enjoy!

Preserving Mint Leaves: Storing, Drying & Freezing Mint is very important. As the winters set in the mint leaves start to dry up. Much as I try the frost kills it and destroys this valuable herb and then I have to wait for spring to use and preserve the mint leaves.