PARSLEY, CHERVIL, THYME, CELERY, SAGE, ETC.,--FOR WINTER USE.

Hang in the shade, under a shed, or in a garret, and in a clean and dry

place, some small bunches of parsley, chervil, celery, etc., the roots

upward; leave them thus till perfectly dry, then place them in your

spice-box for winter use.

The best time for drying them is at the end of October or the beginning

of November; dig them up in fine and dry weather, so as to have them

clean without washing.

Soak in cold water half an hour before using.

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