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Step 1
If you're using bay leaves then begin by crushing them into smaller pieces. Either do this by hand, with a mortar and pestle, or blitz in a blender for a couple of seconds.
Step 2
Mix all the herbs in a bowl (or directly in a jar) and give it a good mix/shake.
Step 3
Transfer to an airtight jar (if it's not already in one) and store in a cool dark place (like a cupboard). Make sure to keep away from direct heat and sunlight and any moisture.
Step 4
Keep it stored in an airtight glass jar for up to 6 months. If you dry your herbs at home from fresh, then the blend can last even up to 2-3 years!It will last longer than six months too, though the quality will deteriorate, and it depends on the freshness of the dried herbs that you begin with - so I aim to use it up within that time and then refresh it with new herbs. You can also freeze this spice mixture in a freezer-friendly glass jar for up to a year. This will help to keep it fresh for longer (as long as it’s 100% airtight so no moisture can enter the jar!).
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