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Step 1
Harvest the mint, and give it a quick rinse. Pat dry.
Step 2
Remove the leaves from the stems, and discard the stems.
Step 3
Crush and smash the leaves in your hands–this will help to release some of the oils and give the process a jump start.
Step 4
Place the leaves in a pint-sized glass jar, and fill the jar the rest of the way with vodka.
Step 5
Give it a shake and set aside in a cool, dark place.
Step 6
Allow the mixture to steep for one to two months. Take a peek every so often to see if it’s strong enough for you.
Step 7
Strain the leaves, and bottle the finished extract in cute little jars.
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