I wash my cilantro, and then spin off as much water as possible in a salad spinner. I align all the stalks in the same direction and then put them in a long, plastic container lined with paper towels. I put another paper towel on top, snap on the lid, and then store it in the fridge. Whenever I need some, I just take it off the top of the pile, replace the top paper towel if its too wet, and put back in fridge. I have had cilantro last 3 weeks this way.
Wow! This is awesome. Typically, I layer a small sheet of Bounty paper towel in the bottom of a plastic container, then put in the washed cilantro, add another paper towel at the top, and cover. It does last for weeks.
Our Family Loves both cilantro & green onions, I will definitely be growing my gr. Onions inside now!! I have grown them before outside in my small herb garden. I was cutting mine and planting them only 1" long, as I used the top of the white part. I think they grow okay that way. I can't wait to grow them inside in a pot now!! We have saved cilantro by wrapping them in paper towels. They last much better. One other thing we do that I can share is washing fruits, berries & veggies to last longer & stop mold from growing: there is a recipe with vinegar & water to wash them with, that works great. I believe it was 1C vinegar to 3 Cups of water to rinse in. Be sure to air dry them or wipe where possible. See if you have less problems & much Less waste!! Happy Cooking Foodies👅🍇🫐🍓🥒🍅🌶🍋
I has been washing mine in vinegar and saw a woman on Today show say not to wash your fruit until you're ready to use it because it doesn't last as long, especially strawberries. I now just seal them in airtight containers until I'm ready to use them.
Thanks for this. Regarding the first method (putting cilantro in a glass of water in the fridge, and covering it with a plastic bag of some sort), I have seen others suggest that changing the water every couple of days (or when the water looks murky) can extend the life of the cilantro even more. Also, people advise that store-bought cilantro should have a little of the end of the stalks cut off before placing it in the glass of water.
CICI LI good morning I am so happy I came across your channel and learned how to preserve CILANTRO my favorite herb in cooking, mixing with onions & tomatoes a little bit of vinegar & chili for dipping with fried chicken, fish or meat. Thank you very much it’s a great help because when I vacation with my daughter in Ohio, my son-in-law always buying cilantro because he knew that’s my favorite and theirs, too. I also learned from your channel how to grow colantro in pot. Here in the Philppines it cost so expensive in supermarkets and we can buy lot of cilantroin DIVISORIA MARKET, in the City of Manila Again thank you somuch hope i can make cilantro grow, God bless you & Family😊 ❤️💕🌹🙏😘😍🥰🌞🤗
Thank You 💖 I love cilantro but I live miles away from the grocery store. This year I planted 2 cilantro and it's already growing like crazy👍 I needed this. I've kept it in water but didn't cover it and put it in the fridge. I'll be sure to go home and trim my plants today.
Wonderful! Thanks! I did this way of covering with plastic with lettuce. And in this way with paper towels, I put a small packs ofs silica. The silica you can use in food (like the one that comes in the sachet and along with Vitamins, collagen power and etc.). E and I use this type silica in the packages that come with watercress, spinach and others and so it lasts a long time.
You are so cool, thank you for your videos. I had not yet attempted to use a glass of water, this is so much easier than drying the leaves and storing them in layers, as I was.
I also use the first method to keep green onions fresher longer. First though, I trim off the roots to have a fresh cut edge to promote water uptake by the green onions
This is a joy to watch cicili. So many good recipes, tricks and your lovely personality. Plus the bonus of superb music in the background! Thank you so much
Thanks ci ci for a great video. I can’t tell u how many time, after couple of days in refrigerator, my herbs are spoiled and unusable. I was looking 4 a way to preserve and thanks to your video I have a solution. Thank again.
Thanks for the tips!! For method one, I get an awful lot of condensation o the bag (I change the water every or every other day) … the leaves tend to yellow out slightly before a week as well, any tips on how to preserve them better in this method?
The cutting and freezing part does it for me. Really does not work as a garnish no longer, which is one of the magic of cilantro, but taste still does it. Great tips!
@@liinaennusaar6685 WOW. even in a 'food discussion' people can become so rude!! it is true, no one is civil anymore. You totally misunderstood what I just said. I just agreed that AS FROZEN IT DOESN"T WORK AS A GARNISH, but IS STILL GREAT IN SOUPS, STEWS, ETC. I just have this to say - you are rude. have a good day, and you don't need to reply anymore.
Great tips! I use some wet tissue on the ends and put it in a plastic or zip lock bag lasts about 2 weeks :) gonna try these methods out :) also run foul on the ends of bananas keeps them fresh too!
Thanks! My fridge fteezes my cilantro sometimes and I never think to just freeze it for soups/stews/stirfry, and never tried the fridge water trick though grivers do something similar to makr it last throufh the idea so it sounds like a great idea. I hate that I rarely get more than a couple of days in fresh cilantro, ai'm growing some hydroponically upstairs because the ueat made my planted cilabtro all bolt (hopefully to the end of having nice cilantro growing this fall)
A lovely and practical presentation CiCi Li! I think that the first option will probably work best for me. It always disappoints me when I have to discard fresh cilantro that I have purchased less than a week ago. I will give your suggestion a try. Thank you for sharing. Cheers!
You can dry the herbs on a tray remove the stems and dry the leaves in the sun indoors or outdoors. It works fine you dont always need a warm oven but that is ok also. Make sure oven temperature is very low. But mostly I put on a tray and allow cilantro, Basil and parsley to dry out inside or outdoors in sunshine. If you have a garden that is a plus but if you dont you can purchase the herbs very cheaply at farmers markets.
I love cilantro ! It is such a great blood cleaner. I take 1 bag of cilantro, 1 avocado, 1/2 large onion, garlic, lime juice , avocado or olive oil , whatever peppers and spices I have handy and I make a really delicious pesto for my keto diet. It is great on zucchini noodles, egg life wraps, mung bean noodles etc. or just as a dressing for salad. Very versatile ....just make it your way !
nice! I use most of mine in heavy metal detox smoothies which include wild blueberries and some other detoxing seaweeds - spirulina and dulse. I usually eat 1/2 to 1 bunch a day like this. while I lived in China they had cilantro pesto - and I FELL IN LOVE with it (it wasn't from China though - it was imported from somewhere - australia? Europe? not sure). I need to make some cilantro pesto - I like it so much more than basil pesto!!!
Thanks for sharing, do you keep or throw away the Cilantro roots ?They are the best ! Keep them for cooking Thai cuisine. whenever I fry glass noodle with seafood, Best
Great video; I didn’t know about the first two methods, however 3rd method I tried in the past. It worked well except for garnish :). Thanks for an awesome video presentation!
Thank you for this helpful information. I will try method 3 but my question is with the Cilantro, do you pull off the leaves and then chop or you can blend everything? Also instead of chopping can I blend in a processor?
I’ve always wondered how people rents delicate Herbs like cilantro? I have a tendency to want to scrub everything or I don’t feel like it’s clean. But you can’t scrub cilantro, so how do you rinse your cilantro as simple of a question as that seems I would have liked to have seen the way that you do it.? do you soak it? Do you just hold it gently and run water over it thank you so much for the tips.!
Awesome! South Indian dishes can't do without cilantro. We call it coriander leaves! Have you tried an ice-cold buttermilk drink ( Yogurt Lassi ) with cilantro, salt, green chili, and ginger! Umm.. yummy!
I want to store chopped up cilantro and green onion for easier use, but I use them more often as garnish rather than stir fry. I heard putting them in freezer would make the texture different. Would it be okay if I just store the chopped up ones in the fridge? How long does it last?
Thanks for the question! If you chopped the cilantro and scallions, wrap them up with paper towels, and place them in a Ziploc bag. They should last for about 7 to 10 days. You could also also plant cilantro at home, and just trim out the part you need for garnish every time. Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/W1fpSbNKX-c/видео.html
definitely - anything past a week is great news. I usually just freeze it, since I use most of it in smoothies or soups, etc. I always save some fresh for salads, etc.
Tell me about some receipted that you use the cilantro on. I have some growing in my herb planter and it is getting bushy but I am not ready to cook it. I will just cut it as I need it for salads. I don’t know how to use it but in salads.
Ice cube trays work also, chop it up and place in ice tray pockets. And if you want you can put into large zip lock bag and free also., Thanks for you advice
I wash my cilantro, and then spin off as much water as possible in a salad spinner. I align all the stalks in the same direction and then put them in a long, plastic container lined with paper towels. I put another paper towel on top, snap on the lid, and then store it in the fridge. Whenever I need some, I just take it off the top of the pile, replace the top paper towel if its too wet, and put back in fridge. I have had cilantro last 3 weeks this way.
Thanks a lot for your valuable insights! 👍
Great idea. Does the cilantro not break in the spinner that you can align the stalks?
Thank you for sharing I'm going to try this
I tried this it works thank you for #sharing this is my new way now
This is great. Cilantro spoils so fast. I've thrown out more than I care to think. Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Same. And my heart hurst every time I have to throw out some. Thanks so much for sharing
Ditto
Lmao, just use it instead of being lazy or making excuses.
You'll never be wasting anything away if you do that.
Wow! This is awesome. Typically, I layer a small sheet of Bounty paper towel in the bottom of a plastic container, then put in the washed cilantro, add another paper towel at the top, and cover. It does last for weeks.
That's a great idea also! The paper towel will absorb the extra moisture. 👍
Freezing cilantro is a game changer and I will definitely try it!
Glad that you enjoyed the tips! I hope it works out for you! 😊🪴
Our Family Loves both cilantro & green onions, I will definitely be growing my gr. Onions inside now!! I have grown them before outside in my small herb garden. I was cutting mine and planting them only 1" long, as I used the top of the white part. I think they grow okay that way. I can't wait to grow them inside in a pot now!! We have saved cilantro by wrapping them in paper towels. They last much better. One other thing we do that I can share is washing fruits, berries & veggies to last longer & stop mold from growing: there is a recipe with vinegar & water to wash them with, that works great. I believe it was 1C vinegar to 3 Cups of water to rinse in. Be sure to air dry them or wipe where possible. See if you have less problems & much Less waste!! Happy Cooking Foodies👅🍇🫐🍓🥒🍅🌶🍋
Thanks so much for sharing your kitchen tips and tricks with me! ☺️👍
Sounds yummy I will try it.
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I has been washing mine in vinegar and saw a woman on Today show say not to wash your fruit until you're ready to use it because it doesn't last as long, especially strawberries. I now just seal them in airtight containers until I'm ready to use them.
Thank you , you are a lifesaver. I am doing a cleanse that requires lots of cilantro. I knew someone had figured out how to preserve it.
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy! ☺️
Thanks for this.
Regarding the first method (putting cilantro in a glass of water in the fridge, and covering it with a plastic bag of some sort), I have seen others suggest that changing the water every couple of days (or when the water looks murky) can extend the life of the cilantro even more.
Also, people advise that store-bought cilantro should have a little of the end of the stalks cut off before placing it in the glass of water.
CICI LI good morning I am so happy I came across your channel and learned how to preserve CILANTRO my favorite herb in cooking, mixing with onions & tomatoes a little bit of vinegar & chili for dipping with fried chicken, fish or meat. Thank you very much it’s a great help because when I vacation with my daughter in Ohio, my son-in-law always buying cilantro because he knew that’s my favorite and theirs, too. I also learned from your channel how to grow colantro in pot. Here in the Philppines it cost so expensive in supermarkets and we can buy lot of cilantroin DIVISORIA MARKET, in the City of Manila Again thank you somuch hope i can make cilantro grow, God bless you & Family😊 ❤️💕🌹🙏😘😍🥰🌞🤗
Thank you for the lovely comment! I’m also a huge fan of cilantro. Really glad that you enjoyed my videos, and best wishes to you and your family! 😊👍🌿
Thank You 💖 I love cilantro but I live miles away from the grocery store. This year I planted 2 cilantro and it's already growing like crazy👍 I needed this. I've kept it in water but didn't cover it and put it in the fridge. I'll be sure to go home and trim my plants today.
Thank you for watching this video! I also like to plant cilantro in my garden. 😊🪴
Wonderful! Thanks! I did this way of covering with plastic with lettuce. And in this way with paper towels, I put a small packs ofs silica. The silica you can use in food (like the one that comes in the sachet and along with Vitamins, collagen power and etc.). E and I use this type silica in the packages that come with watercress, spinach and others and so it lasts a long time.
Thank you for your valuable insights!
I've tried this again & again & it really works! The key is to assure the cilantro is really dry before wrapping it.
Thank you for the feedback!
Thanks!
I am learning so much from your videos.. so glad i found you accidently... much appreciated!!!
Welcome to my channel! I post a brand new video every Friday. I hope to see you around! 😊
You are so cool, thank you for your videos. I had not yet attempted to use a glass of water, this is so much easier than drying the leaves and storing them in layers, as I was.
So glad that you enjoy it! 😊🙏
I also use the first method to keep green onions fresher longer. First though, I trim off the roots to have a fresh cut edge to promote water uptake by the green onions
Thanks for sharing!
I love the paper towel method it really works!!
Agree! You can use the same method for many veggies, herbs, and fruits. ☺️👍
This is a joy to watch cicili. So many good recipes, tricks and your lovely personality. Plus the bonus of superb music in the background! Thank you so much
Thank you for your heart warming comment! It gives me the motivation to moving forward! 😊
I agree.
Happiness is contagious!
Thanks ci ci for a great video. I can’t tell u how many time, after couple of days in refrigerator, my herbs are spoiled and unusable. I was looking 4 a way to preserve and thanks to your video I have a solution. Thank again.
Glad that this video is helpful! 😉🌿🪴
Thanks for the info! I LOVE cilantro in my Mexican dishes, but it never lasts long. I'll start freezing it now.
I love cilantro also. You just can’t replace its taste. It’s so refreshing!
Thank u. Will try the other 2 methods. Been freezing all along.
Thank you! this will be helpful to me.
Glad it was helpful ☺️
So helpful! I've thrown away so much cilantro lately. It goes bad before I can use it all. thank you!
I'm so glad that you find it useful! ☺️
Thank you omh I thro out every week I will try this thank you ❤
Enjoy! No more wasting cilantro!🌿☺️👍
This was very informative, I have often wondered how to keep it longer. Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad that you like the information here. ☺️👍
Thanks for the tips!! For method one, I get an awful lot of condensation o the bag (I change the water every or every other day) … the leaves tend to yellow out slightly before a week as well, any tips on how to preserve them better in this method?
Perfect thank you. It never lasts but this was short nd sweet. Preciate ya.
Glad it helped! :)
Thank you so much for very helpful tip in preserving cilantro leaves!
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I am so glad to find this information. Love cilantro!
So glad you find it useful! :)
read my reply
Thank you for these tips.
You are so welcome!
This is good information. I was wondering what to do when I purchase in bulk.
My mother-in-law’s version doesn’t work in this crisis.
Very helpful! Very cute! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
The cutting and freezing part does it for me. Really does not work as a garnish no longer, which is one of the magic of cilantro, but taste still does it. Great tips!
Thanks for sharing!
no it isn't a garnish, but is GREAT in soups, stews, sauces, etc. why waste it? OR you can dehydrate and use as dried herb.
@@mchrysogelos7623 are you blind? Ever seen cilantro/coriander as a garnish on top of curry sauce for example.
@@liinaennusaar6685 WOW. even in a 'food discussion' people can become so rude!! it is true, no one is civil anymore. You totally misunderstood what I just said. I just agreed that AS FROZEN IT DOESN"T WORK AS A GARNISH, but IS STILL GREAT IN SOUPS, STEWS, ETC. I just have this to say - you are rude. have a good day, and you don't need to reply anymore.
@@mchrysogelos7623 I will answer. And let me just tell you, under food, I'm just tired of arguing with people.
Great tips! Thank you so much!
You are most welcome ☺️
Very helpful information. Thank you!
Glad that you like it! 😊
Perfect video, to the point!!!! Thank you!!!!
Thanks so much! ☺️✨
Thanks for the cilantro advice. You have such a cute, soothing voice!
Thank you! ☺️🙏
I will probably freeze some of it since I anticipate it growing abundantly. I am the only one eating it so more for me.
Great tips! I use some wet tissue on the ends and put it in a plastic or zip lock bag lasts about 2 weeks :) gonna try these methods out :) also run foul on the ends of bananas keeps them fresh too!
That sounds like a cool idea. Thanks! ☺️
Thanks! My fridge fteezes my cilantro sometimes and I never think to just freeze it for soups/stews/stirfry, and never tried the fridge water trick though grivers do something similar to makr it last throufh the idea so it sounds like a great idea.
I hate that I rarely get more than a couple of days in fresh cilantro, ai'm growing some hydroponically upstairs because the ueat made my planted cilabtro all bolt (hopefully to the end of having nice cilantro growing this fall)
I hope this video will help you preserve your cilantro for longer. Happy cooking! 😊🌱
Thank you for the great ideas....
I will try
You are so welcome! 🤗
Had to say your video was very informative! 🙏🏽
Glad it was helpful! Thank you! :)
I love Cilantro,its not bland like parsley,it has so much flavor and gives a nice taste to curries and I even add them when I make cutlets.
I use it instead of lettuce on sandwiches.
I totally agree!
A lovely and practical presentation CiCi Li! I think that the first option will probably work best for me. It always disappoints me when I have to discard fresh cilantro that I have purchased less than a week ago. I will give your suggestion a try. Thank you for sharing. Cheers!
I’m glad that I can help! Stay safe and sound! 😊🙏
You can dry the herbs on a tray remove the stems and dry the leaves in the sun indoors or outdoors. It works fine you dont always need a warm oven but that is ok also. Make sure oven temperature is very low. But mostly I put on a tray and allow cilantro, Basil and parsley to dry out inside or outdoors in sunshine. If you have a garden that is a plus but if you dont you can purchase the herbs very cheaply at farmers markets.
@@luciaterrizzi1881 I do this with many herbs, but Cilantro loses a lot of its flavour. I store mine in a Tupperware much like method no. 2
thank you. I learn a lot, I didn't know this before...
Glad it was helpful!
I love cilantro ! It is such a great blood cleaner. I take 1 bag of cilantro, 1 avocado, 1/2 large onion, garlic, lime juice , avocado or olive oil , whatever peppers and spices I have handy and I make a really delicious pesto for
my keto diet. It is great on zucchini noodles, egg life wraps, mung bean noodles etc. or just as a dressing for salad. Very versatile ....just make it your way !
Thanks for the recipe! 👍
nice! I use most of mine in heavy metal detox smoothies which include wild blueberries and some other detoxing seaweeds - spirulina and dulse. I usually eat 1/2 to 1 bunch a day like this. while I lived in China they had cilantro pesto - and I FELL IN LOVE with it (it wasn't from China though - it was imported from somewhere - australia? Europe? not sure). I need to make some cilantro pesto - I like it so much more than basil pesto!!!
@@mchrysogelos7623 : Thanks for that recipe! I get cilantro from our Aldi store which means it comes from Mexico !
Thanks CICi, now I can make more salsa for my chips.
You are most welcome! 😊
Thanks so much for this. I hate my cilantro turning black after just a few days 🙏🏻🙋🏻♂
I hope it helps! ☺️
Thank you! I didn’t know it would freeze well
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I'm using the paper towel method. I'm glad I looked into the cilantro because it spoils fast, and I've thrown away a lot. Thxs
Glad it was helpful! Happy Cooking! :D
Excellent.... thank you!
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Can I use this for salsa after freezing?
Great ideas I will try this
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Thanks for sharing, do you keep or throw away the Cilantro roots ?They are the best ! Keep them for cooking Thai cuisine. whenever I fry glass noodle with seafood, Best
My grocery stores never sell cilantro with roots. That's very unfortunate! Thanks for the tips! 😊
Great video; I didn’t know about the first two methods, however 3rd method I tried in the past. It worked well except for garnish :). Thanks for an awesome video presentation!
Thank you! Glad that you enjoyed the video. Have fun cooking and eating! 😊🪴
@@CiCiLi, it’s been 2 weeks and the cilantros are still fresh!!!! Unbelievable!!!! Thanks again!
Thank you for this helpful information. I will try method 3 but my question is with the Cilantro, do you pull off the leaves and then chop or you can blend everything? Also instead of chopping can I blend in a processor?
Hi there! The stems are also edible. You can just chop them up or use a food processor. Enjoy! ☺️🌿
Thank you. Will try this. I "Liked" it
Thanks your lovely comment and your "like"! :D
I’ve always wondered how people rents delicate Herbs like cilantro? I have a tendency to want to scrub everything or I don’t feel like it’s clean. But you can’t scrub cilantro, so how do you rinse your cilantro as simple of a question as that seems I would have liked to have seen the way that you do it.? do you soak it? Do you just hold it gently and run water over it thank you so much for the tips.!
Great tips!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Thank you for your video
It’s my pleasure! ☺️
Thank you so mutch for this great Idea! Cus I love Celantro!
You are most welcome! ☺️
Thank you Cici!! I love cilantro and parsley and like to have both on hand. Now I can!!
In love cilantro too. Thanks for stopping by! ☺️
Thanks, I'm trying for the first time. I will let you know how it turned out. Also, what temp do you have your refrigerator set at?
I hope it works out for you! My fridge is set at 37 degrees F. Best wishes! 😊
@@CiCiLi the cilantro looks as fresh as ever! Thanks much!! You saved me trips to store and wasted cilantro for years to come 😃
Great tip! 👍🏽
Thank you...great information c c
You are so welcome 😊
Awesome! South Indian dishes can't do without cilantro. We call it coriander leaves! Have you tried an ice-cold buttermilk drink ( Yogurt Lassi ) with cilantro, salt, green chili, and ginger! Umm.. yummy!
I love Lassi! But I only tried the one with mango. Thanks for your insights!
Great thanks so much. I am gonna freeze I have a lot!
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If our stores had cilantro that looked like hers I'd buy it all the time.
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I agree. My store bought cilantro never looks that perky and fresh. 😞
So helpful, thanks much...
Thank you for stopping by! ☺️
I love coriander , but I found it hard to save ,, Thanks for the tips ,
I’m glad that I can help! 😊
Good tips for this essential herb, nice natural presentation, thanks!
Glad that you enjoy the tips! ☺️
This will save me $$ thank you!! 😉🌺💖
You are so welcome!
Awesome.
Many thanks!🙂
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Thank you ❤
Thanks for the good tips😊
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Love listening to her cute voice 😆
Lol. Thanks 😁
I want to store chopped up cilantro and green onion for easier use, but I use them more often as garnish rather than stir fry. I heard putting them in freezer would make the texture different. Would it be okay if I just store the chopped up ones in the fridge? How long does it last?
Thanks for the question! If you chopped the cilantro and scallions, wrap them up with paper towels, and place them in a Ziploc bag. They should last for about 7 to 10 days. You could also also plant cilantro at home, and just trim out the part you need for garnish every time. Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/W1fpSbNKX-c/видео.html
love to watch you share your tip or receipt again Cici being long time . Thank Cici
great video!
Many thanks! ☺️
thanks 4 sharing
Thanks for visiting! :)
Thank you!!!
Is it best to leave a full stem with the paper wrap method????
I will eat the stems, but wanted to save space???
I usually keep the stems because they are eatable. 😊
Good show cicili
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Thank you very much, CiCi
You are most welcome! 😊
Thanks for sharing! I love cilantro and it’s a huge staple in my house so these tips will definitely come in handy :D
Maureen Lopez The same here! 😃
definitely - anything past a week is great news. I usually just freeze it, since I use most of it in smoothies or soups, etc. I always save some fresh for salads, etc.
Tell me about some receipted that you use the cilantro on. I have some growing in my herb planter and it is getting bushy but I am not ready to cook it. I will just cut it as I need it for salads. I don’t know how to use it but in salads.
Good tips thank you!
Can’t you put some into cubes of butter or a solidifying oil and freeze? How long would it last then?
thank-you
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Ice cube trays work also, chop it up and place in ice tray pockets. And if you want you can put into large zip lock bag and free also.,
Thanks for you advice
Great tip! Thank you for stopping by my channel! :)
Any idea if method 1 works with other greens IE spinach ?
Thanks 🙏
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These are some good tips. I'll have to try them, thanks!
I'm glad that you find them useful. Thanks for stopping by!
awsome, thank you.
You're so welcome!
Same way I store my scallions and they will last for several weeks. I never tried it with cilantro. I am a cilantro freak and will try this method.
Thank you for sharing your experience with me! ☺️🙏
Thank you.
You're welcome!
I love you for this. Same for Parsley?
Yep, it will work as well.
Thank you!!
You are very welcome! 😊
I prefer and do the freezing one.
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Wonderful presentation. Thanks so much!
For the first method, adding them to the glass of water, did you cut any of the stem off before adding it to the water?
I saw her answer elsewhere - trim off 1 inch of the bottoms before doing storage method #1.
Thank you!
You're so welcome!