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Keeping Herbs Fresh For Italian Meals

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Summary: How to keep your herbs fresh when making Italian meals; learn more about making traditional Italian food in this free cooking video.

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By Anne Apra
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Anne Apra has been handed down Italian Recipes from her Mother, Grandmother, and aunts. She has an intense passion for cooking, especially Italian cuisine. Anne owns and operates a...read more

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"Often times you go to the market and you pick up herbs and they are in a plastic bag and that's fine to get them home, but they are not going to stay fresh as long with this trick. When you get home, you are going to take your herbs and give them a good rinse off in the sink and you are going to shake off the extra moisture and you are going to pat them dry on a paper towel. You are going to take the rest of your herbs and you are going to get rid of all the wasted stem. Just give it a good twist and you are going to tuck it in a nice glass of water. You can use glass, plastic or whatever. Fill it about half-way with water and you are going to tuck the stem ends of your herbs into and keep it fresh. Isn't that beautiful. You can use this as a centerpiece even when you are entertaining or on the counter just to enjoy the fragrance. Otherwise to make them last longer, put them back in your refrigerator, keep them with lots of air around them and they will last up to at least a week. "

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