Weh we seh, feed and teach all the way. ❤ This should be a good watch. 👍
2 months ago | 9
I love your channel! Ive made a bunch of the recipes and i have learned you can never have to much Thyme! Big love from Canada!
2 months ago | 6
You came to my parish! Nice! I grow scallion, thyme and hot peppers in my backyard. I just want to know where you found basil and that other stuff you have. I have to buy dry herbs
2 months ago | 3
Dry thyme is not a scam it's simply a way of preserving it longer. Everyone knows fresh thyme is more potent than dried thyme, but fresh thyme will stay fresh for a week max while you can use dried thyme for months.
2 months ago | 2
Dude I really appreciate the message and your general vibe, but I made a slow cooked kangaroo bolognese last week (guess my nationality I dare you) and I threw a metric sh*t tonne of dried thyme in thinking it would do nothing and it was wayyyy too thymey 😬 But yeah, grow your own herbs, you won't regret it (but don't be too liberal with the dried ones either
2 months ago | 1
Looking forward... Also would love a way to preserve Scotch bonnet freshness
2 months ago | 0
Dry thyme is actually more intense than fresh thyme. Stronger and more concentrated flavor
2 months ago | 0
Feed & Teach
Dry Thyme Is A Scam! 😤
I went straight to the source of fresh thyme 🌿 to chat with thyme farmer Donavon in St. Elizabeth! 🧑🏾🌾
In the next video, we’re taking a quick road trip 🚗 and I’m going to show you a few solid ways to preserve that real fresh thyme flavour! 🔥
Stay tuned! 🎥🇯🇲
2 months ago | [YT] | 760