Vanilla Vinegar

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Ready In:
672hrs
Ingredients:
2
Yields:
1 pint
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ingredients

  • 1 vanilla bean, cut into four pieces
  • 1 pint rice wine vinegar
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directions

  • Note: you can use other vinegars in place of the rice wine and if using rice wine, make it a good one.
  • Clean and sterilize one pint sized glass jar with a fitting lid.
  • Split open one vanilla bean length wise and then cut these lengths in half, resulting in four pieces.
  • Put the pieces in the bottle. Using a funnel, pour vinegar into the bottle. Cap and shake for a minute or two. Label and date bottle. Shake twice a day for a week or two. You can use it after a week, but it is best after 3 or 4 weeks.

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