Drying oregano fresh herbs

If you grow oregano, you'll need to know how to dry oregano to maximize your harvest. We'll cover all viable methods!

Learn how easy it is to dry oregano in the air fryer. In minutes you'll be able to dehydrate your fresh herbs into spices for later!

Do you have a garden full of oregano? Learn how to dry oregano so you can enjoy that great oregano taste in dishes and meals all year long!

Oregano is among the most popular herbs home gardeners can put in their garden, it's an easy one to grow and harvest. Most gardeners know purchasing dried and crushed oregano leaves from the grocery store is expensive. Check out this article to get great gardening tips on how to harvest oregano for both fresh use and for drying, along with ideas for growing it successfully.

Homegrown fresh oregano is a great addition to any kitchen garden and easy to preserve to use all year long. How to dry your fresh oregano leaves to use in pasta sauce, rubs, soups and so much more.

If you grow oregano in your garden, you can dry the oregano leaves and use as dried oregano for up to two years!

Drying fresh herbs will allow you to enjoy them longer. Learn all about how to do it, with step-by-step instructions for 6 different methods.

Oregano is a versatile culinary herb! Here you will learn everything you need to know about this amazing herb and how you can use it in your daily cooking.

What's the best way to dry oregano? No, not hung up in neat little bundles, not in a dehydrator... My favorite method is in the oven and it takes less than an hour, so you can pick oregano fresh from your garden in the afternoon, and have it ready for dinner that evening.

I grow a few food plants in the bush house over summer, in particular, oregano and mint, and they thrive in the partial shade. In late December the oregano starts overflowing out of the containers and long tendrils of oregano hang down inviting me to do something with them. I much prefer using fresh ingredients when I cook. I only freeze or dry what will be wasted if I don't save them. However, oregano and mint are two herbs that take on a different flavour when they've been dried. When they…