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This Homemade Fire Cider Recipe makes a sweet &amp; spicy tonic that boosts your immune system and stimulates digestion. It also helps you fight off colds and flu, improves circulation and acts as a natural decongestant.

My Favorite Homemade Fire Cider Recipe

horseradish,

ginger,

garlic cloves, peeled

onion

jalapeno, sliced

cinnamon

star anise

black peppercorns

large orange, sliced (with peel)

lemon,

rosemary

thyme sprigs

raw honey

apple cider vinegar

To a large sealable jar, add horseradish, ginger, garlic, onion, jalapeno, cinnamon sticks, star anise, peppercorns, orange, lemon, rosemary and thyme. Gently press ingredients down. Cover with apple cider vinegar until everything is completely submerged.

Seal the jar (if you&#8217;re using a metal lid, place a piece of parchment paper between jar and lid to prevent a corrosive reaction with vinegar).

Store in a cool, dark place, shaking for a few seconds every day or two, at least 3 weeks and up to 6 weeks.

After 3 weeks, strain through a cheesecloth or a fine-mesh sieve. Throw the solids out. Then stir the honey in.  Fire Cider should be stored in a sealed container in refrigerator up to 1 month.

<p>A simple homemade cold and flu remedy of Honey Lemon &amp; Jar infused together in a jar</p>

Honey Lemon Ginger Jar - Natural Cold & Flu Remedy

honey

lemons, sliced

Add the lemon, ginger and honey to the jar in layers. I placed 2-3 slices of lemon in the jar, added a couple of pieces of ginger and then a few spoonfuls of honey. Repeat until you have used all the produce and the jar is full.

Screw the lid on tightly and put in the fridge for at least 12 hours before using to allow all the ingredients to combine and the flavours to infuse. When ready, add one or two teaspoons to a mug of warm water and drink immediately.

It is normal for the lemon juice and the honey to separate in the jar. The honey will settle at the bottom and you will get a delicious lemon and ginger juice towards the top. Rather than continuously mixing them back together I simply take a spoon of the juice and a spoon of the honey from the jar each time I use it.

The mixture will keep in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to 2 months.

This is genius ! absolutely genius and I have so many Kilner Jars. I am going to make some of this  once I can get my hands on some local honey. I have terrible hay fever !

You've no idea how much we need this right now! #TastyTuesday

Genius idea, why have I not thought of this, love, love, love it! Thank you -bye bye bugs xx

I have this everyday as a drink but your version is much more time saving than mine.

Hello. Do i have to first wash lemon amd ginger ? 
And if i wash do i make sure its completely dry?

The recipe is very delish i caught a cold sunday after church so so i figured why not try it i will let u know how it works out thank u

Made this last night. My 3 year old son and I had some this morning and we both loved it. Thank you! Now I saw you mentioned drinking this in the morning but is that it? Just 1x a day or can we drink this several times a day?

I saw this recipe shared on social media and tried it.  I'm already on my second jar.   I use it daily in warm water, but also use it when i drink my herbal tea at night.  Thanks so much for this and for the elderberry syrup recipe that i am also using!

Ginger skin must be removed for better health becoz ginger skin gives digestion issues

Have started having this every morning and it's so good just to have it in the fridge on hand as I always struggle for time in the mornings! Clever!

Honey Lemon Ginger Jar | Natural Cold & Flu Remedy

This home remedy for cough and cold is my go-to! You can make this immunity boosting, body soothing concoction ahead of time and store in the fridge. I usually keep my mixture for about two months or until we use it all up.

Ginger Lemon Honey Tea

lemons (organic)

ginger root

12-oz mason jar

Slice lemons and ginger.

Place the lemon and ginger slices in the mason jar, alternating layers of each.

Slowly, pour honey over the lemon and ginger. Allow the honey to sink down and around the lemon and ginger slices. Fill jar to the top with honey and seal tightly.

Store in the refrigerator. Over time, the mixture will start to turn into a loose jelly.

When you are in need of some soothing tea, scoop 2-3 tablespoons into a mug full of hot water—be sure to scoop whole pieces of ginger and lemon. Allow to steep for 3-4 minutes and sip away.

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This home remedy for cough and cold is my go-to! You can make this immunity boosting, body soothing concoction ahead of time and store in the fridge. I usually keep my mixture for about two months or until we use it all up. 

→ STEP BY STEP: https://simplegreensmoothies.com/ginger-lemon-honey-tea

→ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:03 Slice 2 lemons
00:07 Slice 2 in ginger root
00:13 Stuff 12 oz. mason jar with sliced ingredients
00:20 Pour in 1 c of honey
00:24 Screw on mason jar lid
00:29 Store in fridge
00:33 Add 2-3 spoonfuls to a mug
00:38 Add boiling water to mug
00:40 Stir
00:45 Let steep for 3-4 mins
00:48 Drink and enjoy

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