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Step 1
Place sage, lavender, rosemary, thyme, and peppercorns in a pint jar. Set aside.
Step 2
Gently, over low heat, warm apple cider vinegar to temperature of warm bath water, about 100-104 F. Don’t boil!
Step 3
Pour warm cider vinegar into the jar with the herbs. Fill to the top.
Step 4
Wipe any liquid off the rim and top with a tight-fitting plastic lid. Alternatively, place a piece of parchment paper under a metal canning lid and ring to keep the vinegar from touching the metal. Parchment paper with a rubber band to hold it tightly in place also works.
Step 5
Label and date.
Step 6
Store jar in a cool, dark place to extract for four weeks. Shake the jar every couple of days to assist in the extraction.
Step 7
Strain vinegar through fine mesh strainer, pressing down on the herbs to release as much vinegar as possible.
Step 8
Pour strained vinegar into glass storage jar or bottles. Remember to label and date!
Step 9
Store in cool, dark place until ready to use in vinaigrette.
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