How to Dehydrate Oregano with a dehydrator. Dry fresh oregano to stock your spice cabinet. Use the dry oregano in all of your favorite recipes. Dehydrating is a very easy food preservation method you can use to preserve herbs and spices. You can save a lot of money by drying herbs yourself at home.

On any given summer afternoon at my house, you will hear the subtle, constant hum of my food dehydrator running on the back porch. I devote its use entirely to drying herbs. I’m reminded by its faint sound that it is capturing my garden’s peak aromas and flavors and saving them for a later date. And oregano is always in rotation.

Drying Oregano is a simple way to preserve this pantry staple! Learn how to dry oregano in a food dehydrator, via air drying, or in the oven.

Do you have a garden full of oregano? Learn how to dry oregano so you can enjoy that great oregano taste in dishes and meals all year long!

Learn how easy it is to dry oregano in the air fryer. In minutes you'll be able to dehydrate your fresh herbs into spices for later!

If you grow oregano, you'll need to know how to dry oregano to maximize your harvest. We'll cover all viable methods!

If you ever needed an excuse to buy one, here's the perfect reason when you learn that drying herbs in a dehydrator will save money, time and...

I grow a few food plants in the bush house over summer, in particular, oregano and mint, and they thrive in the partial shade. In late December the oregano starts overflowing out of the containers and long tendrils of oregano hang down inviting me to do something with them. I much prefer using fresh ingredients when I cook. I only freeze or dry what will be wasted if I don't save them. However, oregano and mint are two herbs that take on a different flavour when they've been dried. When they…

Whether you're wanting to dehydrate basil using a dehydrator, or want to do it in the oven, I'll show you how to get the best results and longest storage time!

How to dry oregano at home with one of 3 methods: dehydrator, oven, or air drying. Plus, how to store & use dried oregano to add flavor.