Time to make lots of Curry... lots and lots of curry....

Mint curry - hmm, I'll have to look for that :3

I know its certainly good for raita, and other things ! :B

It dries nicely. And good for mint tea, mint julips, mojitos, mint soup, lamb and game meats, Mediterranean & Moroccan dishes, salads, bruschetta, and lots more.

Here's a link that seems appropriate; "63 Fresh Mint Recipes To Help You Use Up That Bumper Crop".
https://www.tasteofhome.com/collect.....-mint-recipes/

Enjoy the harvest!

(And yes, it DOES spread like a bad weed! Best to start it in a restricted area of your plot, or a large planter as you have, or it will happily take over the entire garden area.)

Tell me about it *cry*

We tilled out a spot by the garage for an extra garden - which had a lot of weeds, plus mint...

Separated it with plastic borders, rocks, you name it....

RE-planted it with some rhubarb, onions, cucumbers and some kind of squash...(which is going rather nicely)

BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT THE MINT CAME BACK
IT COULDNT STAY AWAY
IT POPPED UP IN SOME SPOTS IN THE GARDEN, THE VERY NEXT DAY
THE MINT CAME BACK
IT DIDNT WANT TO ROAM
THE VERY NEXT DAY IT WAS HOME SWEET HOME

*dies* :p

Whoopsie. Well, at least it's useful.

Mint tea!

Nice, you are doing greatly with your gardening skills.

Lol, the indestructible mint, I learned very quickly you gotta keep them in pots, or unless you want a mint lawn, which some people do

heh. make minty sun tea. take one gallon milk jug, put one cup of sugar in it, pluck, and bruise several stems of mint, and shove those as well as five black tea bags into the bottle, fill with tap water, and GENTLY shake it. [too vigorous, and you can burst the tea bags, but gentle sloshing shouldn't.] and place in the warm sun for at least 4 hours. I often go through a gallon of tea every 5ish days, on my own. that'll easily overwhelm your mint.

All thats missing is the Kentucky bourbon :B

If you say so. I don't really find spiking my drinks adds anything but cost to the experience, personally. But if you enjoy it, then it's worth while.