Simmering Holiday Potpourri gift in a jar

Name: Simmering Holiday Potpourri gift in a jar
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 0
Ingredients: 7 c dried orange peel; 2 c dried lemon peel; 1 can(s) dried lime peel; 10 cinnamon sticks, snapped into thirds; 1/2 c whole cloves; 3/4 c dried pine needles; 20-25 each: allspice berries and juniper berries; 1/2 c whole cloves

By Stormy Stewart
@karlyn255

This is a wonderful gift for anyone who likes the holiday cooking smell anytime. Is wonderful added to a pot over an open fire also, like when camping in the fall. We also warn this up when watching a Christmas movie. Keep it in a Mason jar so it will stay fresh. Makes 12 half pint or 6 pint jars or 3 qts

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Serves:

Makes 12 half pint or 6 pint jars or 3 qts

Prep:

10 Min

Ingredients

7 c

dried orange peel
2 c

dried lemon peel
1 can(s)

dried lime peel
10

cinnamon sticks, snapped into thirds
1/2 c

whole cloves
3/4 c

dried pine needles
20-25

each: allspice berries and juniper berries
1/2 c

whole cloves
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How to Make Simmering Holiday Potpourri gift in a jar

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Mix in a bowl and put in 1/2 pint or pint Mason jar to give as gifts and then tie with a decorative ribbon or piece of raffia. Add a note card, and give as gifts for your friends at Yule. Attach tag below
Holiday potpourri
To use, simply scoop ½ of mix into a small pot, and cover with a few inches of water. Allow to simmer on low heat on your stovetop, adding water as the potpourri reduces down. You can also use a small potpourri-sized crock pot.

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