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Herb Drying Guide
Most herbs may be dried in ElectriQ dehydrator right on the plant stalk and stem. Seeds and leaves are
easily stripped from the plant when dry. Drying temperature should be 40℃. Do not dry herbs with fruits
and vegetables. Store in glass containers in a cool, dark place to reduce flavour loss. Label clearly before
storage because they are difficult to recognize when dry. Do not powder until you are ready to use.
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Soups, stews, sauces and
vegetable and fruit salads.
Rinse in hot water, pat dry
Clip leaves 3 to 4 inches
Italian and Mediterranean
(break veins and
stems to aid drying)
dishes, tomato dishes, meat
as first buds appear pat dry
salads, soups, fish, poultry
Clip entire plant. Dip in boiling
water, pat dry
Pork, sauerkraut, rye bread,
cheese, vegetables, cookies
Clip entire plant. Dip in
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Salads, vegetables potatoes& Fish
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Cut in half lengthwise, pat dry
Rinse, slice 3/8” or grate, pat dry
Meat, vegetables, cookies &
dessert dishes
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Italian, meat, fish, egg & poultry
dishes
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Sauces, mint jelly & lamb dishes
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Corned beef, sauerkraut, salad
dressings & cabbage
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Italian, Greek, Mexican & tomato
dishes
Rinse in cold water, pat dry
Powder, use leaves for flakes