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Step 1
Place the flowers into a glass jar.
Step 2
Completely cover the flowers with your chosen vinegar. You may find that the flowers float. You can use a weight to hold them under the vinegar if you wish. I fold a small piece of baking paper over a few times and place it on top of the flowers.
Step 3
Add the lid to your jar and let it sit in a cool place to infuse for at least 1 - 3 weeks. After a few days you will notice that your vinegar is turning a lovely shade of orange, red or yellow, depending of what colour flowers you use.
Step 4
When ready, strain out the nasturtium flowers and store your infused vinegar in an airtight glass jar in the cool pantry.
Step 5
This lovely infused vinegar can be used in salad dressings or marinades; as a replacement for vinegar in your cooking.
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