Dry Herbs

By Simon Cai

How to Dry Herbs at Home:

A Complete Guide on Drying Herbs the Simple Ways

You’re about to discover how to dry the herbs at the convenience of your home, using the material readily available to you.  

This book is a small guide to help you learn preserving the herbs.  For just $0.99 you would have a complete guide which would help you understand:

• Various herbs which can be preserved for later usage;

• Important pointers to keep in mind while planning to dry the herbs;

• Making preparation for this process;

• Different methods through which the herbs can be dried; and

• Storage of these dried herbs.  

This is just a small preview of what you will learn in this book and is not limited to the aforementioned pointers only.  We have also included few pictures to make the learning process easy for you.  

• Language: English
• Publisher: Simon Cai
• Release date: Oct 26, 2016
• ISBN: 9781540170309

Book preview

Introduction

I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, How to Dry Herbs at Home:  A Complete Guide on Drying Herbs the Simple Ways.

Since hundreds of years humans wanted to preserve the herbs for later use and also wanted to make sure that in the process of preserving the originality of herbs do not get lost.  With time a lot of methods were invented to dry these herbs for later use. 

In this eBook we have collated some tried and tested methods through which you can dry the herbs at the comfort of your home.  The requirements for these methods are very minimal and the chances are almost all the required materials are readily available at your home. 

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

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