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Basil, dried


The dried form of the herb. Dried basil is much less aromatic than the fresh version but an acceptable substitute for some dishes when fresh is not available.  It is best to buy dried basil in small amounts and replace it at least every 3 to 4 months.
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Substitute for basil, dried

Fresh basil 1 tablespoon per teaspoon dried

Equivalents

1 oz.   =   3/4 cup

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Nutrition Facts
(USDA#2003)
Serving Size
1 tsp, leaves (0.7 grams)
Calories
2
Total Fat
0g
  Saturated Fat
0g
Cholesterol
0mg
Sodium
0mg
Potassium
24mg
Total Carbohydrates
0g
  Dietary Fiber
0g
  Sugars
0g
Protein
0g
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