This year, a powerful immune-enhancing tonic is used to break the “morbid cycle” of the holiday. This video shows you how to make cider.
How to make fire cider
I make this cider (called the “Four Thieves Tonic” in some circles) every year at the beginning of the holidays. It takes about a month to set up, and when the winter is ready, my immune system can use a good nudge.
Although I don’t like spicy things very much, I really like this one.
There are many versions Fire cider Circulate there. Some are used only for external use—for example, on the skin to fight off bacteria—while others are made from essential oils. Since making essential oils is a path I don’t want to continue now, I prefer this recipe and it is ingested.
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Fire cider ingredient list
This is a list of the ingredients I used and other possible ingredients you might want to add. Of course, if you are allergic to any of them, please be careful. …
This is a “possible” list.
What do you think?
Do you have a favorite cider recipe? Did you use any ingredients that I have omitted to mention here? I would love to hear from them in the comments below… If you make cider to enjoy this winter, please let me know!
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This article was originally published in December 2013, but I decided it was time to revisit recipe! enjoy! I want to start a new batch by myself…
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Marjory Wildcraft is the founder of The Grow Network, a community focused on modern self-sufficient living. She was once rated as an off-grid life expert by National Geographic. She hosted the Mother Earth News Online Home Construction Summit and was included in the Who’s Who in the United States for inspiring hundreds of thousands of backyard gardens. Marjory was the focus of an article that won the Reuters Food Sustainability Media Award. She recently wrote The Growth System: The Basic Guide to Modern Self-Sufficiency-From Growing Food to Manufacturing Medicine.
