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What to do with a glut of fresh bay leaves?

MummyD · 2012-01-08 20:07:31

DH and I have chopped down a bay tree that was in our garden this weekend. We didn't really want to do it but it was right next to the house and freaking DD out by tapping on her bedroom window at night! (Yes - it was a BIG bay tree). Anyhoo - we now have about a million or so bay leaves to pick :eek: - I'll only keep the…

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terra_ferma Posts: 5,484 Forumite

10 January 2012 at 11:16AM

bupster wrote: »

You can't use these fresh, they *have* to be dried. If I were you, I'd dry the lot, then barter with your friends and neighbours - they're insanely expensive in the shops. Or give them away in freecycle and make lots of new friends!

yes they can be used fresh, like other people have said.

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