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#Check the leaves after several days to see if the drying process is complete. If not, stir the leaves gently and return the plate to the drying area.
 
#Check the leaves after several days to see if the drying process is complete. If not, stir the leaves gently and return the plate to the drying area.
 
#Push the thyme leaves into a pile when they are dry and transfer the leaves to a resealable container.
 
#Push the thyme leaves into a pile when they are dry and transfer the leaves to a resealable container.
#Store the dehydrated thyme leaves in the refrigerator.<ref name="storage">http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/shopping-storing/herbs-spices/best-way-store-herbs-10000001192665/</ref>
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#Store the dehydrated thyme leaves in the refrigerator.<ref name="storage" />
 
#*Label the container with the "packed on" date and the contents.
 
#*Label the container with the "packed on" date and the contents.
 
#* Note that [[Dry Herbs|dried]] thyme is one of the best herbs for retaining flavor.
 
#* Note that [[Dry Herbs|dried]] thyme is one of the best herbs for retaining flavor.