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How To Store Basil Leaves In The Fridge. Hand's down the best way to store basil in to put the bunch in a glass or jar filled with water, just like flowers. Simply trim the basil and place in a jar filled with a few inches of water. Grab a pair of scissors and snip a little bit off the end of the stems at a 45. Blanching and freezing the leaves can preserve the fresh flavor. Store those green sauces in an airtight container in your fridge to spoon over fish, dollop onto eggs, swirl into soups and stews, coat roasted veggies, spread on sandwiches, or toss. Wet leaves will turn brown. Keep it on your countertop at room temperature away from sunlight and replace the water every few days. Follow these simple steps for the best way to store your fresh basil leaves: Or you can loosely cover the basil leaves with a plastic bag to help extend the shelf life. You can put it in water like a bouquet of flowers, or store the leaves in the fridge like lettuce for a very short time. If you want to keep basil in the fridge, make sure the leaves are completely dry before storing it. Trim the cut ends, put.

Simply trim the basil and place in a jar filled with a few inches of water. You can put it in water like a bouquet of flowers, or store the leaves in the fridge like lettuce for a very short time. Keep it on your countertop at room temperature away from sunlight and replace the water every few days. Or you can loosely cover the basil leaves with a plastic bag to help extend the shelf life. Store those green sauces in an airtight container in your fridge to spoon over fish, dollop onto eggs, swirl into soups and stews, coat roasted veggies, spread on sandwiches, or toss. Grab a pair of scissors and snip a little bit off the end of the stems at a 45. Hand's down the best way to store basil in to put the bunch in a glass or jar filled with water, just like flowers. Follow these simple steps for the best way to store your fresh basil leaves: Wet leaves will turn brown. Trim the cut ends, put.

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How To Store Basil Leaves In The Fridge Hand's down the best way to store basil in to put the bunch in a glass or jar filled with water, just like flowers. Or you can loosely cover the basil leaves with a plastic bag to help extend the shelf life. Hand's down the best way to store basil in to put the bunch in a glass or jar filled with water, just like flowers. Store those green sauces in an airtight container in your fridge to spoon over fish, dollop onto eggs, swirl into soups and stews, coat roasted veggies, spread on sandwiches, or toss. Keep it on your countertop at room temperature away from sunlight and replace the water every few days. Grab a pair of scissors and snip a little bit off the end of the stems at a 45. You can put it in water like a bouquet of flowers, or store the leaves in the fridge like lettuce for a very short time. If you want to keep basil in the fridge, make sure the leaves are completely dry before storing it. Blanching and freezing the leaves can preserve the fresh flavor. Follow these simple steps for the best way to store your fresh basil leaves: Simply trim the basil and place in a jar filled with a few inches of water. Wet leaves will turn brown. Trim the cut ends, put.