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Marinated Mixed Herbs (Dill, Parsley, Green Onion)

This marinated herb mix combines dill, parsley, and green onion into a simple and practical preserve made from fresh seasonal ingredients. It keeps well and adds bright flavor to many dishes.

Best in season: Spring
Time
25 min
Yield
3 jars
Difficulty
Easy
Updated
March 28, 2026
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Recipe at a glance

Marinated mixed herbs with dill, parsley, and green onion — a fresh and practical spring preserve.

Ingredients

What you will need

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Before you start

There are 4 items in the list. It is convenient to check that everything is ready first and only then move on to the cooking steps.

  • mixed fresh herbs (dill, parsley, green onion)
    500 g
  • water
    300 ml
  • vinegar or lemon juice
    30 ml
  • salt or sugar
    1 tbsp
Step by step

How to make it

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Preparation path

This recipe has 3 steps. It is easiest to follow them in order without jumping between stages.

Recipe time: 25 min
1

Prepare the herbs

Wash the herbs thoroughly, remove any damaged parts, and chop them if needed.

2

Prepare the marinade

Mix water, vinegar (or lemon juice), salt, and sugar. Bring briefly to a boil to dissolve everything.

3

Combine and store

Pack the herbs into clean jars, pour over the hot marinade, seal, and let cool before storing.

Frequently asked questions

What people often ask about this recipe

How long does it keep?

It can be stored for several days in the refrigerator or for a few months in a cool place if properly sealed.

Can I adjust the seasoning?

Yes, but be careful not to disrupt the balance of acidity and seasoning in the marinade.

What to watch for

Common problems for this recipe

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Marinade calculator

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Problems and solutions

Cloudy brine, soft vegetables, lids, mold, and other frequent situations.

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Important for safety

Home preserving always depends on cleanliness, correct proportions, sterilization, and storage conditions. If the result seems doubtful, it is safer not to take risks and to open the related troubleshooting pages and explanations.