Re: Holiday Spice Simmering Or Jar Potpourri


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Posted by Shawnka Hawk on October 19, 2000 at 14:49:00:

In Reply to: Holiday Spice Simmering Or Jar Potpourri posted by Karen on December 17, 1999 at 00:06:11:


: Holiday Spice Simmering Or Jar Potpourri

: 2 cups Rose Hips - Whole
: 1 cup Anise -- (Star) - Standard
: 1 cup Cinnamon Chips - Large Cut
: 1 cup Cinnamon Sticks -- (1-inch)
: 1 cup Curly Pods -- (Natural)
: 1 cup Ginger Root Slices
: 1 cup Juniper Berries -- (Red) - Whole
: 1 cup Noble Fir Cone Scales
: 1 cup Oak Moss - Whole -- (1/2-inch pieces)
: 1 cup Pine Cones - Birch
: 1 cup Spina Cristi
: 1/2 cup Allspice -- (Jamaican) Whole
: 1/2 cup Cloves - Whole
: 1/2 cup Sassafras - Cut -- (See Botanicals)
: 1/2 cup Tilia Flowers
: OIL: Bayberry with Cinnamon

: Blend all.

: NOTES : Simmering Jar Potpourri Fill the home with fragrant delights. Our
: Simmering Potpourri recipes are designed to be visually appealing for gift-
: giving as well as wonderfully aromatic. Mix ingredients and add oils the same
: as for jar potpourri. Cure minimum 2 weeks. TO USE: For stovetop, add 2 to 3
: tbsp. potpourri to boiling water in 2 quart stainless steel saucepan, reduce
: heat and simmer uncovered on stovetop .For simmerpot, add 1 tsp. to hot water.
: Potpourri can simmer for hours, but be sure to check water levels and add warm
: tap water as needed. Discard the simmered mixture after use. NOT FOR HUMAN
: CONSUMPTION.

where do you get all these things to put in it??


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