How to dry mint leaves

The paper bag method is my favorite method when choosing how to dry mint leaves for tea - but here are FOUR of the most popular ways to do it!

Discover how to grow and harvest mint. Then, this tutorial will walk you through drying mint leaves for tea as well!

Dried mint lasts a long time and multitasks nicely around the house. You can use it in cooking, or make tea, potpourri or pest repellent.

Do you have an abundance of mint plants taking over your garden? When you have run out of recipes to sneak mint into, use this handy guide for 10 creative ways to use your excess so it doesn’t go to waste! #mint #gardening #herbgarden

Drying mint is so easy to do and a great way to have mint flavor all year long! Learn the secrets of drying and storing mint all year long!

Do you have more fresh mint than you know what to do with? Try these 9 practical ways to use up all of that prolific mint!

Never let that abundant homegrown mint go to waste again with these easy and tasty ideas to use them as gifts for every mint lover on your list.

Learning how to dry mint is simple, takes very little hands-on time, and gives you an end product that has an incredibly wide variety of uses. Mint tea, anyone? #minttea #driedmint #howtodrymint #pepperminttea

Anytime you plant mint in garden beds, it has the tendency to spread rapidly, sending out runners to quickly take over any space it can access (not limited to garden soil, it often creeps into cracks between pavers or in concrete). Mint’s prolific nature makes it a great option for growing indoors, controlled in containers. It requires little care other than keeping it watered, providing the grower with a plentiful year-round supply of fresh, aromatic mint leaves.

Four ways to dry mint at home including air-drying, a food dehydrator, a microwave, and the oven. Dry either homegrown mint or purchased and you can have a ready supply to use all year long.

If you want to know if you can freeze mint leaves, well, we are going to show you the exact steps to do it.

Dried mint lasts a long time and multitasks nicely around the house. You can use it in cooking, or make tea, potpourri or pest repellent.

Tea Infusers for Perfect Cups of Tea how to dry mint leaves for peppermint tea

Mint is an easy to grow herb that cools and relieves pain. It can help ease stomachache, indigestion, headache, nausea and sore muscles. If you've ever grown mint in your garden, you're probably well aware of just how rapidly it spreads! Today, I'm sharing ten ways that you can use up an abundance of mint to make things that are both fun and practical.

Ah, the sight and smell of mint… It is a surefire sign of spring being here to stay for me. Mint has always been sort of a nemesis for me, and I often refer to it under it’s “scientific name” of yardus-interruptus. I had a friend plant one single, little, tiny, lonely plant in my […]

Learn the best times to harvest mint, how to prune for optimal growth, and how to store your freshly picked leaves without killing the plant

Growing mint in your garden? See how easy it is to dry fresh mint leaves to brew tea and more. Enjoy this refreshing herb all year long!

Mint is so prolific, often resulting in large or frequent harvests. Here's how to process your fresh mint and use all of the harvest.