Place 4 candles in your pan for 3 minutes, the result will surprise you
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00:00 Place 4 candles in your pan for 3 minutes, the result will surprise you.
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18 Simmering Potpourri Recipes To Make Your Home Smell Heavenly - DIY & Crafts
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18 Simmering Potpourri Recipes To Make Your Home Smell Heavenly - DIY & Crafts
One of my favorite things about fall is simmering potpourri. I use potpourri throughout the year but the scents of fall and the holidays wafting through my home just really set the holiday mood. If you don’t simmer potpourri for the holidays, you should and I have found 18 wonderfully scented recipes to get you started. These range from smells of Christmas to just a clean fresh fragrance that you are going to love. They are all really easy to put together and are much less expensive than store bought sprays and candles. And, they fill your entire home with fragrance.
Whether you enjoy the scent of cinnamon and orange for Christmas or you prefer cranberry, apple cider or something floral, you are going to find the perfect simmering potpourri recipe to fill your home with wonderful scents this holiday season. Homemade potpourri is really easy to make and can be done with things that you likely have on hand. And, you can upcycle things like orange peel and apple cores to make them. If you really love creating your own scents, you should be sure to check out these fabulous DIY scented oil mason jar candles.
These room scents are wonderfully strong – not too strong – and they’re easy to simmer. You can do these in simmer pots or you can simply put them on the top of your stove and let them simmer in a regular pot. I love how easy they are and how wonderful they make your home smell. These are perfect to leave simmering throughout your family gatherings or just anytime you want the wonderful scent of the holidays to waft through your home. And, if you want to add to your festive décor, you can add a few of these 15 decorative candles and votives. You can make these for under a dollar.
Lavender is a wonderfully clean and fresh scent and when you mix it with fresh rosemary and anise pods, you get a wonderful simmering potpourri that will fill your entire home with freshness. You also add lemon extract and water to this and just let is simmer on the stove or in a simmering pot.
Apple spice is the perfect fall scent and this apple cider potpourri will fill your home with warm and inviting smells. To make this one, you need dried apples as well as cinnamon sticks, ginger and cloves. It smells like hot apple cider and you can make this one with the peelings and cores from your apples if you don’t want to use up the actual apple, like after you’ve made cinnamon apple rings. Just use what’s left after you slice up those apples.
This simmering potpourri is made with bay leaves and anise so it smells like licorice. It’s perfect for adding wonderfully warm and inviting autumn scents to your home. You just add the bay leaves with cinnamon sticks, anise, ground cloves and orange peelings to a pot of water and simmer on the stove all day. Remember to keep an eye on the pot and add water whenever needed.
Orange peel, cinnamon sticks and cloves are the perfect scents for the holidays. This simmering potpourri recipe uses all three of those and you can make it in the slow cooker, so it’s super easy. You just add your orange peelings and other ingredients to the slow cooker and ad din water. You can use any type of citrus you want for this one and change up the scent just a bit.
This cranberry and cinnamon stove top potpourri definitely smells like the holidays. It has fresh or frozen cranberries, cinnamon sticks, oranges, cloves, nutmeg and rosemary and it smells absolutely amazing while it is simmering. If you want something to get your home ready for Thanksgiving and Christmas, this is definitely a scent that you need to try.
Pine or cedar twigs are perfect for creating that great old fashioned holiday scent. If you are looking to create a country style Christmas, this is the perfect simmering potpourri for you. You just add those twigs to a pot and put in bay leaves and nutmeg. You can also add cinnamon – I think cinnamon and pine work really well together for the holidays – or any other spice that you prefer. This would pair wonderfully with your DIY farmhouse style Christmas decorations.
Anytime you get flowers you should save them. This goes for those wonderful spur of the moment surprise flowers from your significant other as well as those that you buy yourself. Once those flowers have dried out, you can use them to create wonderfully scented simmering potpourri and you don’t even need that many supplies to do so.
Oranges are great for creating fall and winter scented potpourri and what you add to those oranges can completely change the scent. I love this fall scented simmering potpourri that has orange peel, cinnamon, cloves and vanilla bean to give it a warm and welcoming scent. The vanilla will make it smell like you’ve been baking all day and really set the mood for the holidays.
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Potpourri for Gifts
Dry thin slices of fruit (oranges, lemons, apples, grapefruit) for 8-10 hours in 170 degree oven**. Cool and add the following to a gift bag:
1 each slice of orange, lemon, apple
Handful of cranberries
2 cinnamon sticks
Small stick of rosemary
1/2 teaspoon whole cloves
Also can add a tablespoon of dry cider mix
Place in bag, tie with bow, add instruction tag to bag: “Add contents to small saucepan of water and simmer on stovetop for the smell of Christmas”*
*Can also use a small crock pot
**OR place whole Orange, lemon or apple in bag with direction to slice
FRENCH VANILLA CAPPUCCINO MIX
1-1/2 cups instant hot cocoa mix
1 jar (8 ounces) powdered French Vanilla nondairy creamer
1 cup nonfat dry milk powder
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1/2 cup instant coffee granules
In a large bowl, combine above ingredients. Store in an airtight container in a cool dry place for up to 6 months.
Yield: 16 servings (4 cups total).
EACH SERVING:
1 cup hot water
Sweetened whipped cream and baking cocoa
To prepare cappuccino: Place 1/4 cup mix in a coffee mug. Add 1 cup hot water; stir until combined. Top with whipped cream; sprinkle with baking cocoa. Yield: 1 serving
CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX IN A JAR
1 t dried parsley
1t sweet, dried basil
¼ t garlic powder
¼ t poultry seasoning
¼ c chicken bouillon granules
¼ c dried/minced onions
¼ c dehydrated carrots
¼ c dehydrated celery
2 c dried egg noodles
1 large can cooked chicken (or other chicken)
7 c water
Salt and pepper to taste (add when serving)
Use a 32 oz. mason jar, layer the dried vegetables in order. Start with the onions, carrots, celery and then the noodles.
Place the parsley, basil, garlic powder, poultry seasoning and bouillon in a small bag. Seal the bag, it will go on the top of the dry soup mix ingredients. Place a lid on and seal the jar (can use a FoodSaver).
When ready to cook, place all dry ingredients (including items in bag) in soup pot.
Add water and bring to boil.
Simmer 25-30 minutes or until vegetables and pasta are cooked to perfection.
A cooked chicken, stir until heated through.
Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Enjoy!
CINNAMON HONEY BUTTER
1/2 cup butter softened
1/2 cup honey
1/2 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
½ t vanilla
1/8 t sea salt
Combine above ingredients in a medium sized bowl. Using a hand mixer beat (scrapping down the sides of the bowl as needed) until the ingredients are whipped and combined (about 5 minutes). You can easily double or triple the recipe.
Helpful hints:
Butter: Have the butter at room temperature for easy mixing.
Honey: Thickens and adds the extra sugar flavoring.
Powdered Sugar: This helps
Cinnamon: Add in a little spice into the butter.
How long does it last?
Refrigerate: Just like most butter, you will want to refrigerate when not using. This will last in a jar or Tupperware for 5 to 7 days in the refrigerator.
Room Temperature: Leaving the homemade butter on the countertops at night is okay. The butter will last about 1-2 days long.
Reheating: Honey butter does not need to be reheated. Just whip it with a fork and it is ready to spread!
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Homemade Potpourri DIY | How to Make Potpourri at Home | DIY Dried Flower Tutorial
Learn how to make homemade potpourri with DIY dried roses and other flowers from the garden. Add your favorite essential oil or fragrance oil for a unique DIY gift with this easy homemade potpourri recipe.
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