Parsley

So beautiful, it's practically a bouquet.

Learn everything you need to know in order to grow your own parsley at home. Either in pots or outdoors in a traditional garden, parsley is one of the easiest herbs to grow yourself.

I'll show you exactly how to dry herbs in the microwave, it's quick, easy and a lot of fun! --- The microwave preserves color and flavor like no other method, and in minutes you can have months' worth of herbs ready to go.

Parsley is a must have for an herb garden. The question is, when do you pick parsley and exactly where do you cut parsley for harvest? The following article will help get you started so you can harvest your parsley whenever you need to.

You know that bunch of parsley sitting in your fridge right now? Here's how to put it to work.

This cilantro parsley chimichurri is my favorite version of this delicious, herb-based condiment. It's made in a blender in just 5 minutes.

Parsley is an easy to grow, widely available garden herb, but here are some of the best parsley substitutes for when it's not on hand.

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I once read that parsley’s flavor is the “summation of all things green.” I’d say that’s a fitting description of this classic, lively, summer herb. Parsley is one of those herbs that produces exponentially, provided the proper growing situation. If you’re growing some in your garden, you most likely have a lot of it on hand. Lucky for you, there’s a time-saving way to preserve it. No chopping required.