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Step 1
Wash and pat dry your basil.
Step 2
Spread the leaves evenly and in a single layer in a herb drying rack in a place with good air circulation, out of the sun.
Step 3
Allow the leaves to dry for a few weeks.
Step 4
Place the whole leaves in an airtight glass container in a dark and dry place. Crumble when you're going to use them in your dishes.
Step 5
Your dried basil will stay good like this for a year or more.
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