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Step 1
Rinse the fresh mint leaves and place them in a large glass jar.
Step 2
Cover the leaves with vodka until completely, or almost completely, covered.
Step 3
Let the leaves infuse into the vodka for several weeks.
Step 4
Strain out the leaves from your vodka. The strained liquid is a homemade peppermint extract! Save a little bit of it in a separate bottle for recipes, if you like.
Step 5
Dissolve the sugar in the water in a saucepan over medium heat, stirring until the sugar has completely dissolved.
Step 6
Remove the sugar solution from the heat source and let it cool.
Step 7
To finish making your liqueur, combine the sugar syrup with the homemade peppermint extract. This part can be done to taste. I used 3 parts vodka to 1 part sugar syrup and was happy with that concentration, but you can adjust that ratio to make your liqueur more or less sweet.
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