By Tanisha Salwan
Sept 10, 2023
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Removing stems can promote better airflow and prevent moisture buildup.
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One must rinse pudina and dhaniya in cold water to remove any dirt and dry them properly to prevent excess moisture.
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Take pudina and dhaniya. Remove yellow leaves and discard them to prevent mold.
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One must store dhaniya and pudina in an airtight container lined with a paper towel.
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Place chopped herbs in an ice cube tray with olive oil. Freeze for longer storage.
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With roots attached, pudina and dhaniya can be kept in a glass of water. In such a case, one must keep changing the water.
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