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Flavoured Aromatic Herb And Fruit Oil

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Ingredients

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1 1/8 liters olive oil
rosemary
tarragon
lavender
bay leaf
thyme
marjoram
basil
6 - 10 black peppercorns
2 slices orange zest or 2 slices lemon zest
2 red chilies optional
2 - 4 garlic cloves peeled optional

Nutritional information

4550.8
Calories
4633 g
Calories From Fat
514.8 g
Total Fat
71.1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
10.3mg
Sodium
0 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0 g
Sugars
0 g
Protein
1130g
Serving Size (g)
1
Serving Size

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Flavoured Aromatic Herb And Fruit Oil

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    I always make my own flavoured oils and vinegar - use them for cooking and also to give as gifts. I am lucky enough to have a garden large enough in which I can devote large areas totally to herbs, rare plants & flowers. This is my "Standard" recipe for cold infused flavoured herb & fruit oils. You can use any fresh herbs which you have available, even if it is only one type - it will still provide you with a wonderful flavoured oil for cooking, baking and gift giving! You can add the fruit zest if you wish - it's a moveable feast in which you get to choose!

    • 20195 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Flavoured Aromatic Herb and Fruit Oil,I always make my own flavoured oils and vinegar – use them for cooking and also to give as gifts. I am lucky enough to have a garden large enough in which I can devote large areas totally to herbs, rare plants & flowers. This is my “Standard” recipe for cold infused flavoured herb & fruit oils. You can use any fresh herbs which you have available, even if it is only one type – it will still provide you with a wonderful flavoured oil for cooking, baking and gift giving! You can add the fruit zest if you wish – it’s a moveable feast in which you get to choose!,I couldn’t wait 2 weeks, lol. It was deelish after 1 week. used bay leaves, thyme, rosemary, peppercorns and lemon rind. This was a perfect combination. Thanks for sharing your lovely recipe!!


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    Steps

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    First Harvest Your Herbs; Make Sure If They Are Near a Road or Busy Walkway That They Have Been Gently Washed in Water or Wiped Clean.

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    Ensure They Are Dry Before Addng to the Bottles.

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    Make Up a Small Bunch For Each Bottle; Such as a Sprig Each of Thyme, Bay, Tarragon & Rosemary.

    4
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    Take Two Clean & Dry 1 Pint Jars or Bottles (i Keep Interesting & Attractive Wine, Oil and Vinegar Bottles!) and Put the Herbs, Peppercorns, Orange and/or Lemon Peel and Chillies(if Using)into Them.

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    Fill Up With the Olive Oil, Seal With a Cork Preferably and Store in a Dark and Cool Place For 2 Weeks.

    6
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    Shake the Jars/Bottles on a Daily Basis.

    7
    Done

    After 2 Weeks the Oils Will Be Ready to Use - but They Will Be More Herb Infused If You Leave Them For Up to 4 Weeks.

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    Done

    Use Within 6 Months.

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    Done

    Decorate With Raffia, Handmade Ribbons,Sprigs of Fresh/Dried Herbs & Then Hang a Recipe from the Neck of the Bottle - Great to Give as a Gift.

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