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Make rosemary infused vinegar - PEP BB Medicine.sand.infusion.rosemary

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This is a Badge Bit (BB) that is part of the PEP Curriculum. Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Natural Medicine.

For this BB you will create rosemary leaf-infused vinegar.
- Make the infused vinegar, and take a picture of it being made, and of it being finished.


source: cookerymagic.com

Web pages on how to make rosemary leaf infused vinegar:

https://www.evermine.com/blog/rosemary-infused-vinegar/

https://cookerymagic.com/rosemary-vinegar/

For more discussion on making vinegar infusions see this conversation:
https://permies.com/t/82961/kitchen/Making-Flavored-Infused-Vinegar-Spice

To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pics or video (less than two minutes):
- picture of the rosemary leaf being harvested
- picture of the infused vinegar being made
- picture of the finished vinegar in its labelled jar
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Here is my submission for the Natural Medicine Aspect - Sand for Straw - Create a Rosemary Infused Vinegar BB.  

I harvested Rosemary from my sister's garden and combined it with apple cider vinegar and some heat to create the infusion.

3 ounces of rosemary leaves (no stems)
2 cups Bragg's apple cider vinegar
combine, cover, and heat (just below a simmer) for 15 min

To document the completion of the BB, I have provided the following:
- picture of the rosemary leaf being harvested
- picture of the infused vinegar being made
- picture of the finished vinegar in its labeled jar
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harvesting rosemary
harvesting rosemary
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adding vinegar
adding vinegar
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heat
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jar filled and labeled
jar filled and labeled

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I dried the rosemary so I wouldn't have to be concerned about mold if we didn't use the vinegar quickly. I heated the vinegar in the toaster oven, mixed in the crumbled rosemary, and let it infuse overnight.
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Harvesting Rosemary
Harvesting Rosemary
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Rosemary in the Vinegar
Rosemary in the Vinegar
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Strained Rosemary Vinegar
Strained Rosemary Vinegar

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Herbal vinegar here we go!
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Rosemary harvest
Rosemary harvest
 
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I love to make a strong tea of sage and rosemary and use it as a hair rinse. It makes my hair so happy! I love it!
Apple cider vinegar is supposed to be excellent for hair health so I thought this was a perfect opportunity to make an infusion with one of my favorite herbs.

I was worried that using heat might kill some of the good stuff in the vinegar so I did a long infusion like I do with oils. Do any of you know if heat does that with vinegar?

Anyway, now I have a really fast, easy, and better way to have my herbal hair rinses. Yay!
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Just taken from my herb garden
Just taken from my herb garden
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Hanging to dry
Hanging to dry
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In our homemade apple cider vinegar
In our homemade apple cider vinegar
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Now it is time to wait
Now it is time to wait
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Over two weeks later
Over two weeks later
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All strained
All strained
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And labeled. Wahoo!
And labeled. Wahoo!

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The ingredients are dried rosemary leafs and apple cider vinegar.
The infision took five minutes at 95 degrees celsius.
The result was filtered some weeks later.
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Harvest
Harvest
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Infusion
Infusion
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Filter
Filter
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Label
Label

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I made Rosemary-infused Apple-cider vinegar! I took a large handful of freshly harvested rosemary sprigs, rinsed them, removed the woody bits, and put the clean sprigs in a jar. I brought about a cup of store-bought, unfiltered, organic apple-cider just to a boil, removed from heat for a bit to cool slightly, and poured it into the jar with the herbs. Sealed and shaken daily for three days. Today, I filtered the infused vinegar and bottled it in a clean beer bottle.
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Infusing
Infusing
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