freezing basil

September 16, 2008

In a previous post, I showed my process of freezing squash & zucchini.  Freezing herbs, is a great way to preserve those beautiful fresh herbs from your garden.  I planted a bunch of herbs in one of my Mom’s flower gardens and the basil did INCREDIBLE.  The plant that I bought was so very small, so I didn’t think it would grow as well as it did. The red arrow below shows how small it was when I planted the basil.

My Mom sent me the pic below last month.  She trimmed it back after this and it doubled in size.

Below is the process I used to freeze basil:

freezing basil

  1. wash basil in the salad spinner
  2. place basil in food processor
  3. add 1-2 T of olive oil
  4. pulse until basil & oil have mixed together
  5. spoon basil mix into ice cube tray and freeze

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