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Step 1
Using a sharp paring knife, split the vanilla beans in half down the length of each bean to expose the seeds. Place the split beans in a pint-sized glass jar with a tight-fitting lid.
Step 2
Pour the vodka over the beans and seal. Shake vigorously.
Step 3
Store the jar in a spot away from direct sunlight and shake it occasionally. I like to shake it at least once a week, but shake it whenever you remember to. For the best flavor, let the beans steep for 6 months or up to 12 months. However, you can use the extract after 2 months, it just won’t be as strong.
Step 4
Once the extract is ready, you can transfer the liquid to 4-ounce glass bottles for easy use or gifting. Place a piece of vanilla bean in each bottle if desired.
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