The spring batch is on the left. I haven't strained it yet, and I have been using some for switchel and salad dressings.
It could not be easier to make either. If you can cut herbs and pour vinegar, you've got this!
This here is pretty well the whole of it. Fill your glass jar with the fresh Motherwort (leaves, flowers and stems) chopped up a bit. If you have a mortar and pestle you can mash up some of the leaves to bruise them.
Then just pour over your Apple cider vinegar.
I don't find much of a flavour difference in the infused stuff which makes it easy to use in place of regular ACV. I suspect it's just because the ACV on its own is such a strong flavour that the Motherwort doesn't change it much.
This needs to be left to infuse for at least 6 weeks. At that point it can be strained if you prefer. I would bottle it in a dark bottle or keep it in a dark cupboard after straining.
Use it just as you would Apple Cider Vinegar alone, knowing you have the added benefits of Motherwort. 😍
This method could certainly be applied to many kitchen herbs as well if you have a big harvest that you aren't sure what to do with.
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