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    » Home » Recipes » Herbal Recipes

    Herbal Recipes

    Making your own herbal recipes and home remedies is easier than you think.  If you can boil water, you can make herbal teas and infusions.  And many recipes require no cooking at all.

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    Types of Herbal Recipes

    There are many different ways to use both medicinal herbs. And most herbal recipes are easy to make at home.

    Infusions, teas, and tisanes are made by infusing fresh or dried herbs in hot water. Infusions tend to be more concentrated than teas and tisanes.

    Tinctures are made by infusing herbs into alcohol, and they tend to be a concentrated source of plant nutrients.  They're also a good way to prepare herbs that are very bitter or otherwise unpalatable.

    Herbal vinegar, shrubs, and oxymels are vinegar-based herbal infusions.  You make them by macerating herbs and sometimes fruit in vinegar. You can then add sugar to make a shrub or honey to make an oxymel.

    Infused oil, butter, and ghee are also popular herbal preparations. That's because many herbs contain fat-soluble nutrients that benefit from oil-based extraction methods. Using herb-infused butter and oil is a great way to infuse a dish with lots of flavors.

    Herbal honey is another easy choice. You can add herbs to warm honey and let it sit.  This infuses the honey with the flavor and aroma of the herbs, making for more impactful desserts.


    More recipes to try

    If you're interested in making your own herbal remedies, start with these easy herbal recipes.

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    Hi! I'm Jenny.

    Welcome to Nourished Kitchen! I'm a nutritional therapist, herbalist, and author of three cookbooks. If you love simple, nourishing whole foods recipes, you've found the right place.

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