Country Spice Simmering Potpourri 2 Cups

June 12,2024

Cinnamon sticks, cloves, ginger, all spice, and more all mix together to create this warm spicey potpourri. Use as a simmering potpourri or a textured and fragrant addtion to your decor. Please Note: When you simmer a potpourri the scent leaves the potpourri and is released into the air. The more you simmer it the more the scent fades. You only need about a 1/4 of cup to simmer in water in an electric simmering pot or in an old pan on the stove top. Be sure to bring the water to just a simmer, do not boil CAUTION: Keep an eye on the water level. Add more when necesary and never boil your potpourri. Refrigerate after each use and you can reuse many times. NOTE: The vendors that I purchase some of my potpourri ingredients from package some of them on machines that also package peanuts and pine nuts..
Cinnamon sticks, cloves, ginger, all spice, and more all mix together to create this warm spicey potpourri. Use as a simmering potpourri or a textured and fragrant addtion to your decor. Please Note: When you simmer a potpourri the scent leaves the potpourri and is released into the air. The more you simmer it the more the scent fades. You only need about a 1/4 of cup to simmer in water in an electric simmering pot or in an old pan on the stove top. Be sure to bring the water to just a simmer, do not boil CAUTION: Keep an eye on the water level. Add more when necesary and never boil your potpourri. Refrigerate after each use and you can reuse many times. NOTE: The vendors that I purchase some of my potpourri ingredients from package some of them on machines that also package peanuts and pine nuts.

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