Seal the jar with a plastic lid, or place a piece of parchment paper between the jar and a metal lid to prevent the vinegar from corroding the metal and touching any coating on the lid.
Let the mixture macerate for a month in a dark cupboard. Shake the jar daily to keep the herbs and vinegar mixed as this will ensure a better extraction.
After a month, strain the vinegar using a sieve and layered cheesecloth. Reserve the liquid and compost the herbs. Bottle the liquid in an amber-colored bottle to protect from light and label.
Uses: As an ingredient or as a cleaning item (same as regular vinegar). Take a swig every morning or evening to promote wellness or use as a special tonic. Use in salad dressings. Make a mocktail with a splash of vinegar and sparking water (garnish with lemon).
Adapted from theherbalacademy.com.
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