Comments on: 2 Ways to Preserve Leafy Greens From Your Veggie Garden https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/ Making healthier choices. For you, your family and community, and our Earth. Fri, 03 Oct 2025 05:30:39 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Farm Update: New Calf, Chickweed Salads, Veggie Harvest | ARealGreenLife https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/#comments/2065 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=12758#comment-2065 […] to be a food photographer.) The point, is that I'm happy to have discovered a new way to use up dried powdered kale and other brassica leaves. Alain made guacamole recently after a friend gave us too many avocados, […]

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/#comments/355 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=12758#comment-355 In reply to Sarah.

Hi Sarah! I was outside again this morning harvesting open cabbages — better in the dehydrator than in the caterpillars’ tummies! I hope your hand recovers quickly.

]]> By: Sarah https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/#comments/354 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=12758#comment-354 I’ve been waiting to get back out into the garden following hand surgery (its a lil frustrating trying to garden with one hand! lol) and have been planning to dehydrate all the brassicas, because as you’ve said – the heat isn’t far away; and I know that in our garden, we’ve already had some that have bolted 😐

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/#comments/351 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=12758#comment-351 In reply to Coco.

Thanks for your comment, Coco, and thanks for the great cracker idea, I think I have a few family members who would like to try that 🙂

]]> By: Coco https://arealgreenlife.com/preserve-leafy-greens-from-veggie-garden/#comments/350 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=12758#comment-350 This is great I never thought of just drying the leaves. The way I preserved my green is I blend them in a paste then mix it with soaked chia seeds, add some sunflowers and pumkin seeds then roll it flat and in the dehydrator it makes great crackers and it is a good way to get the kids to eat plenty of greens.

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