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At this stage, the plants are still quite small, and when I pinch the tips, I get a handful of leaves, far too few to make a batch of pesto. Can I freeze the leaves while they are accumulating? Or does it make a better job to wait until the plants are sizable and then make batches of pesto to freeze? I can dry the bits I'm pinching off because nice dried basil is also something I want to have. So: freeze leaves or freeze pesto?
