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Spruce tips are beautiful little gifts, that look like hand-made tassels, individually placed at the end of each branch. They are packed with vitamin C, carotenoids, potassium, magnesium, and chlorophyll. Their sour and aromatic taste is stimulating and revitalizing.
Spruce tip vinegar is an easy way to preserve the freshness of these wonderful friends and allows for the creation of several other culinary additions later on.
You can learn more about making herbal vinegars and oxymels in the Herbal Medicine Making course with Lori Rose, PhD.
Spruce tip vinegar is an easy way to preserve the freshness of these wonderful friends and allows for the creation of several other culinary additions later on.
You can learn more about making herbal vinegars and oxymels in the Herbal Medicine Making course with Lori Rose, PhD.
Spruce Tip Vinegar
As always make sure to forage for plants away from roads and pollution as much as possible. Never overharvest any plant, as they are of course not only here for our enjoyment, but also here for the insects, bees, and birds. Have fun out there!
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