Yarrow tincture
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Penny says she prefers this kind of Vodka because it says “100 Proof”--which she says works best for making tinctures.
A tincture from yarrow flowers can keep the insects away.
Contents |
[edit] What you need
- yarrow flowers
- knife
- alcohol (100 proof reportedly works really well)
- jar
[edit] What you do
- Chop up the flowers
- Put the chopped flowers in a jar
- Fill it with alcohol and seal it
- Wait 6 weeks, shaking the jar each day
- Strain the flowers out of the alcohol
- If you like, you can put it in a little spray bottle and you’ve got yourself some quality insect repellent!
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[edit] Attribution
Copied from Whiskey in the Yarrow! at urbanscout.org.
Categories: Medicine | Recipes | Health | Medicinal Plants | Tinctures


