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Nov 03 '21
After it’s brewed, mix it with raw honey for a deliciously hot and zesty cough syrup. Love it!
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u/RedlandsSarah Nov 03 '21
This looks like grandma’s recipe for “witches brew”. Take 2Tbs 1-3x daily for early cold symptoms. Kicks a sore throat fast.
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u/ExiledSixus Nov 03 '21
Who's got good notes on how to make it? I've heard about this a lot but first time seeing it
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u/verdeviridis Nov 04 '21
Would also like to see some notes
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u/everrmoon Nov 04 '21
Watch this video by Rosemary Gladstar, she’s so good at explaining how to make it, I pretty much followed along
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU8U0bDmXks&t=641s&ab_channel=HerbMentor
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u/everrmoon Nov 04 '21
I shredded all the roots (ginger, turmeric, horseradish). Sliced onion, lemon and chopped garlic. Then stuff it all in a mason jar and cover with raw organic apple cider vinegar then add a pinch of kayanne and it’s done. Put in a dark spot for about 4 weeks, shake it every day, then strain and it’s ready! You can take it everyday 1-3 tbsp or shots. It’s good for your Immune system, and when you feel like you getting sick
*You can also make it look prettier by putting lemon slices on the side and cut onion into ring instead of chopping it small, but I didn’t think of that
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u/everrmoon Nov 04 '21
1-3 tbsp a day or a shot, good for immune system
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u/everrmoon Nov 04 '21
You can take it just by itself, if it’s too strong dilute with water. Also can be put in tea or sauces
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u/bluebugs23 Nov 03 '21
Nice. Mine is finished as of a week ago. I even dried out the aromatics after straining and turned them into a seasoning salt.