Licorice Root Tincture Recipe at Alexis Owen blog

Licorice Root Tincture Recipe. Cap the jar and seal tightly. Licorice root alcohol and glycerin tinctures or extracts are easily made at home. Tinctures are herbal preparations that use something beyond water as a solvent. Hang the licorice roots until almost dry. Using a solvent like alcohol, vinegar, or glycerin, you can extract a greater spectrum of the whole plant and preserve the medicine much longer than an infusion or a decoction. At the end of this time, strain and decant into a dark bottle. Ensure that the licorice root is thoroughly cleaned and dried. Store in a cool, dark place for up to a year. Licorice extract can be purchased, but you can also make your own. Cover the licorice root with the vodka or grain alcohol. Use these ratios to be confident of their effectiveness. Break or cut the licorice root into smaller pieces to increase. Shake well and place in a sunny location for about six weeks. Fill the mason jar about half full with licorice root and then cover with alcohol.

Hang the licorice roots until almost dry. Use these ratios to be confident of their effectiveness. Fill the mason jar about half full with licorice root and then cover with alcohol. Cover the licorice root with the vodka or grain alcohol. Tinctures are herbal preparations that use something beyond water as a solvent. Using a solvent like alcohol, vinegar, or glycerin, you can extract a greater spectrum of the whole plant and preserve the medicine much longer than an infusion or a decoction. At the end of this time, strain and decant into a dark bottle. Store in a cool, dark place for up to a year. Ensure that the licorice root is thoroughly cleaned and dried. Cap the jar and seal tightly.

Organic Licorice Root Tincture 1oz by LaughingLilyHerbs on Etsy Licorice root, Licorice, Herbalism

Licorice Root Tincture Recipe Tinctures are herbal preparations that use something beyond water as a solvent. Cover the licorice root with the vodka or grain alcohol. Hang the licorice roots until almost dry. Use these ratios to be confident of their effectiveness. At the end of this time, strain and decant into a dark bottle. Ensure that the licorice root is thoroughly cleaned and dried. Cap the jar and seal tightly. Licorice root alcohol and glycerin tinctures or extracts are easily made at home. Tinctures are herbal preparations that use something beyond water as a solvent. Shake well and place in a sunny location for about six weeks. Fill the mason jar about half full with licorice root and then cover with alcohol. Store in a cool, dark place for up to a year. Break or cut the licorice root into smaller pieces to increase. Licorice extract can be purchased, but you can also make your own. Using a solvent like alcohol, vinegar, or glycerin, you can extract a greater spectrum of the whole plant and preserve the medicine much longer than an infusion or a decoction.