Making Herbal Vinegar for Cooking, Skin Care, and Clean-Up with Kami McBride
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2020
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Herb-infused vinegar is a fragrant and versatile formula for a myriad of purposes. Learn how to make a lavender and rosemary infused vinegar to be used for body care, culinary, and clearing up household grease. Quick and easy herbal vinegar might soon be your new favorite herbal preparation!
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My wife always has herbal vinegars on the counter. She uses rosemary vinegars for herbal hair rinses. So she will add lavendar or chamomile or whatever else we're growing.
Your wife sounds delightful :) Thanks for sharing!
I love the rustic implements on the wall. I have a wall off my kitchen with old implements and kitchen tools. I love rosemary and lavender together!
Thank you! Kami, you are so much fun and your instructions.
Thank you for sharing this! So awesome!
I like everything you give out,, so amazing!
Wonderful!
thank you...love this video! 💙
I can almost smell it through the screen, thanks!
Thank you for this video. I like how you would repeat over and over the ingredients. It helps my brain which is new to natural remedies and recipes what combinations that work together love this
Glad it was helpful!
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I had no issue with metal top on my jars w shrub for several months as I used it
Thank you for the great video ! I make a vinegar with my left over citrus peels and white vinegar for cleaning. Do you feel Apple cider vinegar would be a better vinegar to incorporate into a cleaning recipe? Thank you!
Thank you for the video! Can I use a different vinegar?
Nice!can we use also fresh herbs?
could you do this with fresh herbs or it is best to dry them first?
I would love to see all your videos with subtitles.spanish for example.
Thank you for sharing. *still watching so if you answer this ignore question * about how long do these last before youd want to no longer use it?
Wait to the odor changes,or looks cloudy.
There's got to be a way that it goes in the sun and can stay in the sun and go from the Sun to whatever you're going to use it for next they're just has to be
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Can I also use fresh herbs or do they have to be dry herbs?
Hi there! You can certainly use fresh herbs. However, fresh herbs have more water, which can considerably shorten the shelf life of your vinegar. This is why most people prefer to use dried plant material for herb-infused vinegars. I would suggest keeping your vinegar with fresh herbs in the refrigerator to increase shelf-life if you go that route :)
Thank you so much for your reply. I am delighted!! Which one will have the better scent, fresh or dried herbs? I’ve heard mixed reviews, so definitely wanted to ask the experts. 😍
No problem! I'd say that while fresh herbs may have a stronger scent, the overpowering smell will still be the vinegar. Personally, I have noticed something like fresh garlic or rosemary being the most fragrant over the vinegar but even that still has a very strong vinegar scent. Hope that helps! - Gracie
Why wouldn't we put it in the sun The sun putting anything in the sun just put so much into it
This is not making vinegar. It is infusing a vinegar.
@2:32 "Rosemary and Vinegar infusing with the Vinegar..." i think you meant Lavender ?
They make silicone lids/ seals that can be affixed in place with a standard metal ring and these will not react with the vinegar, thus one needn't use plastic lids.