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Homemade mint extract that can be used for baking or adding mint flavor to any recipe!
Place mint leaves in a Mason jar or container that seals very well and use the back of a wooden spoon to break up the leaves a bit and let out some of the oils. Fill the remainder of the jar with vodka (I used a 1 cup Mason jar so I ended up putting in a little less than 1 cup of vodka). Make sure to cover all the mint leaves.
Seal the jar and shake it up a bit. Leave it in a cool, dark place like a cabinet, shaking it up a bit every few days. In about 1–2 months, or when it reaches your desired flavor, strain the leaves out and the extract is ready to use! If after 2 months the flavor is not as strong as you want, you can let the extract sit for longer or strain the mint leaves and add fresh leaves.
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