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I'd like to make some cordial for Pennsic this summer.

Problem is, I usually make cinnamon, clove, or a combo of the two, and my wife doesn't like them. She says they taste too mediciny.

She loves mint and mint schnapps, and a buddy of mine has a huge patch of mint growing in her yard that I'm welcome to, so I was thinking about doing a mint cordial.

Anyone ever done this? Care to share your recipe?

I'm planning on doing a vodka infusion, and basically just need insite into the mint/vodka ratio and how long to leave the leaves in.

Thanks.
 
Would you like another recipe for mint cordial? I make a very fine mint liqueur using dried mint leaves (from a mint tea bag!).

Brian K
 
Hi Val,
Just tell your wife to be a good girl and take her medicine :-\
Try the Loki, I made it last week- end and all went loco for loki.
Brian, where will you post the recipe, pleeeease!!!

Ted
 
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