dried vs fresh

Posted by Shortelise on December 3, 2004, at 16:05:33

In reply to NEED HELP with odd topic, posted by Fallen4MyT on December 2, 2004, at 18:36:52

dried herbs are concentrated. Always use more fresh than dried, and add leafy herbs in the last five minutes of cooking. THis does not apply to Bay or Rosemary.
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NEED HELP with odd topic Fallen4MyT 12/2/04
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Re: I LOVE cilantro! » Fallen4MyT yoshimi 12/3/04
Re: you guys cook!?!?! » yoshimi Poet 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » yoshimi Fallen4MyT 12/3/04
Re: you guys cook!?!?! » Poet yoshimi 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » Fallen4MyT yoshimi 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » yoshimi Fallen4MyT 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » Fallen4MyT yoshimi 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » yoshimi Fallen4MyT 12/3/04
Re: Ok, forgive me but ........ » Fallen4MyT yoshimi 12/3/04
Cooking lesson » yoshimi Poet 12/3/04
Re: you guys cook!?!?! » yoshimi Dinah 12/3/04
Coriander leaves Dinah 12/3/04
dried vs fresh Shortelise 12/3/04
cilantro is... Shortelise 12/3/04
Re: dried vs fresh » Shortelise Fallen4MyT 12/3/04
cilantro is...wow you and Dinah are herb smart (nm) » Shortelise Fallen4MyT 12/3/04
Re: you guys cook!?!?! » Dinah yoshimi 12/4/04
Re: Cooking lesson » Poet yoshimi 12/4/04
LOL, I love this thread. gardenergirl 12/4/04
Re: LOL, I love this thread. » gardenergirl Fallen4MyT 12/4/04
BTW the spaghetti sauce came out great (nm) Fallen4MyT 12/4/04
Re: What's wrong with cilantro? » Dinah crushedout 12/7/04

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