Ginger Citrus Simmering Spices
Ginger Citrus Simmering Spices. It's easy to make and will make a great addition to your autumn winter recipes
(Note: this is not a beverage...it's like potpourri and is only meant to be enjoyed as a way to scent your home.)
These make the perfect gifts, great as hostess gifts or just something to surprise a friend.
Ingredients
Dried Orange Slices
Ginger Root chunks
Cinnamon Sticks
Whole Cloves
Whole Allspice
You will also need your choice of Mason Jars and some raffia for the jar lid.
You don't need any precise measurements for this recipe.
It's really just about layering each of the ingredients until you get to the top.
I always start with 3-4 orange slices, then add a few pieces of ginger root,
then the cinnamon sticks, cloves and allspice.
I also add either a hangtag to the back, or a sticker to the bottom with directions for simmering.
They can be added to a simmering potpourri pot, or to an old pot on the hob
Notice I don't add any fragrance oil to this recipe; it's all natural so it can't hurt the pan used for simmering.
The ingredients just need to be covered with water and simmer on low--remembering to always
check the water level! The smell is fabulous. Perfect for fall.
Note: I don't always dry my own orange slices.
(Note: this is not a beverage...it's like potpourri and is only meant to be enjoyed as a way to scent your home.)
These make the perfect gifts, great as hostess gifts or just something to surprise a friend.
Ingredients
Dried Orange Slices
Ginger Root chunks
Cinnamon Sticks
Whole Cloves
Whole Allspice
You will also need your choice of Mason Jars and some raffia for the jar lid.
You don't need any precise measurements for this recipe.
It's really just about layering each of the ingredients until you get to the top.
I always start with 3-4 orange slices, then add a few pieces of ginger root,
then the cinnamon sticks, cloves and allspice.
I also add either a hangtag to the back, or a sticker to the bottom with directions for simmering.
They can be added to a simmering potpourri pot, or to an old pot on the hob
Notice I don't add any fragrance oil to this recipe; it's all natural so it can't hurt the pan used for simmering.
The ingredients just need to be covered with water and simmer on low--remembering to always
check the water level! The smell is fabulous. Perfect for fall.
Note: I don't always dry my own orange slices.
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