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Title: Lavender Flower Water
Yield: 1 Batch
Ingredients
1 c lavender flowers, scented
1 rose petal or orange blossom
1/4 c ethyl alcohol at room temper
Instructions
1. Steep for 6 days in a screw-top jar, shaking
vigorously each day 2. Strainand decant into a dark glass bottle
ALTERNATIVELY
If flowers are not available, use essential oils. Mix 25 drops of
essential oil (traditionally lavender, rose or neroli) with 2 fl oz
(50ml) ethyl alcohol (or isopropyl or vodka)
Shake them together in a screw-top bottle. Leave the mixture to
settle for 2 days then shake again.
To store, decant into a dark bottle with a tight fitting lid and leave
almost no air space

Title: Lavender Flower Water
Yield: 1 Batch
Ingredients
1 c lavender flowers, scented
1 rose petal or orange blossom
1/4 c ethyl alcohol at room temper
Instructions
1. Steep for 6 days in a screw-top jar, shaking
vigorously each day 2. Strainand decant into a dark glass bottle
ALTERNATIVELY
If flowers are not available, use essential oils. Mix 25 drops of
essential oil (traditionally lavender, rose or neroli) with 2 fl oz
(50ml) ethyl alcohol (or isopropyl or vodka)
Shake them together in a screw-top bottle. Leave the mixture to
settle for 2 days then shake again.
To store, decant into a dark bottle with a tight fitting lid and leave
almost no air space
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