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How to Make Rose Infused Vinegar
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The roses in my garden needed some trimming so after enjoying them and their wonderful fragrance in the garden, I decided to make vinegar infused with roses.

by Karen Larard
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Step 1 of 5
My roses are called " Louise Odier" it is an old historical rose with tons of fragrance.

My roses are called " Louise Odier" it is an old historical rose with tons of fragrance.

Step 2 of 5
Fill your jar with the petals. I did not rinse mine because it had just been raining so nature took care of the rinsing.

Fill your jar with the petals. I did not rinse mine because it had just been raining so nature took care of the rinsing.

Step 3 of 5
Cover with vinegar. Use a colour less one so the beautiful pink colour can be seen.

Cover with vinegar. Use a colour less one so the beautiful pink colour can be seen.

Step 4 of 5
Place on a sunlit windowsill for a week or two. Strain and bottle. Use on salad or drizzle over strawberries. Or just enjoy the beautiful colour.

Place on a sunlit windowsill for a week or two. Strain and bottle. Use on salad or drizzle over strawberries. Or just enjoy the beautiful colour.

Step 5 of 5
This is the colour after one day. Pink and lovely. The taste of roses still have to develop for a week or two.

This is the colour after one day. Pink and lovely. The taste of roses still have to develop for a week or two.

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This guide was made by:
Karen Larard
Brønshøj , Denmark
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Hi I'm Danish, 55 years old. Mum and wife, apart from that I'm almost normal

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Kasey Hafstein

Dang! ;) thanks

Kasey Hafstein 5 months ago

Karen Larard

If you want to sent your vinegar use lemon peel or lavender, you will need much less and lemon will add disinfecting qualities to your vinegar.

Karen Larard (author) 5 months ago

Karen Larard

Dear Kasey. No it will not leave a sticky residue, but you will need about 300 roses to make 1 cup of vinegar, so it is going to be quiet costly, so there might be a residue on your bank account 😝

Karen Larard (author) 5 months ago

Kasey Hafstein

I love to clean with vinegar, would this leave a sticky residue?

Kasey Hafstein 5 months ago

Maxine Sparrow✌

Ok lol

Maxine Sparrow✌ 7 months ago

Karen Larard

Dear Maxine I'll be waiting by my letterbox here in Denmark. Address to Karen Denmark. They will find me, it a small country 😝

Karen Larard (author) 7 months ago

Maxine Sparrow✌

I will mail u some next time I go! (I don't live in either if those states so it might be a while) lol!!

Maxine Sparrow✌ 7 months ago

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