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How to freeze parsley?
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Parsley is a hardy plant and resists winter quite well, even in the garden. However, to maintain it you will have to collect leaves so that the foliage of your aromatic plants can be more dense. To use your parsley and other aromatic plants, URBAN CUISINE offers you plenty of recipes: meat-based with Free-range Chicken with Flat Parsley , or even seafood recipes with Scallops with Potatoes and Parsley Dish , the vegetarian recipe Mushrooms stuffed with Parsley Dish and many more.
Parsley is widely used in the kitchen to season your food all year round.
Wait until the leaf stalk has three segments before harvesting. Cut at the base of the plant, not the leaves. This will stimulate the growth of your plants and you can use the stems to flavor your dishes.
Sort the stalks and keep the best ones. Rinse them to remove the soil, then drain them in a colander. Finally, wrap a tea towel around the sprigs of parsley so they can dry.
You can also freeze the parsley stems in freezer bags.
You can also make parsley ice cubes with oil. Then you just need to add a cube when frying your food to give a unique flavor to your dishes.
- Chop the parsley
- Mix walnuts, a sachet of parmesan, 3 cloves of garlic and salt
- Add half a cup of olive oil then the chopped parsley
- Pour the preparation into a freezer bag
- Place the freezer bag flat in the freezer
You can also mix cooked parsley with oil for a flavored oil preparation.
- Chop the parsley
- Arrange your parsley leaves on baking paper that you will install on the oven plate
- Turn on your oven at low temperature
- Bake for 30 minutes with the door ajar
- Place the dried leaves in an ice cube tray
- Fill each ice cube hole with olive oil
- Freeze the preparation
- Dampen a paper towel with a little water
- Wrap it around your parsley sprigs
- Place everything in a freezer bag or in an airtight box that you will put in the vegetable drawer of your refrigerator
- Renew the absorbent paper every two days
- Tie your parsley in a bunch
- Put this bouquet in a glass of water
- Cover the parsley with a freezer bag or plastic wrap
- Last step: put everything in the fridge
Consult all the URBAN CUISINE articles and advice on caring for your fruits, vegetables and aromatic plants:
" Keeping your chives: method and tips ", " Yellowing parsley: what to do? Tips and tricks " or " Herb garden kit: tips and tricks ".