Parsley Flakes - Dehydrated

$4.00 to $21.00

Although parsley comes in many varieties, the most common two are curly and flat leaf. Both varieties are sold in bunches whose sprigs should be perky and dark green. Avoid any wilting or browning parley.

Curly parsley is exactly as it's name implies: curly. Or at least the leaves at the end of it's sprigs are. It is often chopped and used in dips, soup, pastas and fish dishes, but is often used for color contrast as much as it is for it's peppery flavor. Curly parsley is also used frequently as a garnish. Because it has a high chlorophyll content, it can be eaten raw as a breath freshener.

Flat leaf or Italian parsley is also found in sprigs, but it's leaves are flat. Flat leaf is easily confused with cilantro, so don't be fooled. Flat leaf parsley has pointed tips, whereas cilantro leaves are round at the tips. Flat leaf parsley, may be a little harder to find than it's cousin, curly parsley, but should be available in most grocery stores. Italian parsley is often chopped and used in, you guessed it, Italian cuisine.

Dehydrated!. Great as a garnish. Uses: Soups, stews, salads, potatoes, stuffing.

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.25 oz. Jar $4.00 2 oz. Pack $6.00 1 lb. Bulk $21.00