Herbal minded friends!

Now is a great time to put up your fire cider for the fall sniffles season. What is fire cider you ask?

It's a traditional recipe that is used to support and boost the immune system. Here's a decent blog post: https://blog.mountainroseherbs.com/fire-cider

Like most folk remedies its very malleable. So use what you have! If you have questions about substitutions I can try and answer.

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I won a 6pack of Hany's products for completing a survey for them. I didn't expect to get anything. I just did it to be helpful to a small company who's products I like. Looking forward to trying the products that aren't Carolina Reaper fire cider. I buy that by the gallon. They asked if they could have my "IG handle", but I don't use Meta stuff. I told them I'd make a post on Mastodon, so y'all can consider this spam, but it's a company I patronize and believe in
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I made my first fire cider. It is a tonic you take a spoon of a day in the cold months or if your system feels sluggish.

You soak herbs in apple cider vinegar for a month, then strain the herbs out.

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The fire cider is ready now. For this batch I put into a half gallon jar: sliced ginger root, garlic, onion, rose hips, dried elderberries, and a couple of cayenne peppers. (the ginger and rose hips were bought organic) All else is from the garden. To these ingredients I added apple cider vinegar to the top of the jar. Let it sit for 2 months shaking jar as I thought of it. Then strained it out and added a glob of honey from my hives. This is good as a shot once a day, or use with olive oil as a salad dressing.

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