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Evergreen [Pine] Needle Syrup


 
Ingredients
 
Assorted Evergreen Needles: Pine, Fir, Spruce
Evergreen Cones and Snips of Bark
Filtered Water
Honey
Orange or Lemon Peel or Slices
Rose HipsSyrup
Lavender sprigs/ optional
 
Directions
 
Snip needles to 1 inch lengths. Cover Needles, Cones, Bark Snips, with water by several inches. Add citrus peels or slices and rose hips. I also add several sprigs of Lavender. Bring to boil; turn down heat and simmer until liquid is reduced by half. Add honey in a 1:2 ratio. One part honey to two parts water. i.e. If you have 1 cup of reduced liquid; add ½ cup honey. Refrigerate.
 
Usage:
 
The crisp pine/citrus taste of this syrup invites both adults and kids to savor their medicine. Evergreen syrup is wonderful for sore throat, cough, and congestion during cold and flu season. Can be taken straight or in tea or warm water.
 ½ teaspoon for kids under 12;
1 teaspoon for older kids and adults.
 Can repeat every 2-4 hours.


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  • Home
  • Articles
  • Featured Article
    • Respiratory Cross -Contamination
    • "Your Sump- The Lymphatic System"
    • "What Goes Around- Comes Around" Your Circulation
    • "Your Cheatin' Heart"
    • "Urine for It" You're In For It
    • "Take a Breather" >
      • "Spring Commeth" What your Liver needs
      • "Brainiac- Maniac" Your Nervous System
      • Druid Herbs
      • Druid Herb Quiz
      • Druid Quiz Solution Picture
      • Druid Herb Quiz Solution
      • Project: Community Medicine Garden
      • Herb Painting/ Pounding
      • Consultations
    • Ground Cover Herbs
    • Bees and Bee Keeping Herbs
    • Wetland Herbs
    • Herbs of the Forest
    • "Longevity Herbs"
    • "The Skinny on Herbs"
    • "Survival Herbs"
    • "Herbs for Pain"
    • "Herbs for Grief'
    • "Five Season's Teas"
    • "Herbs of Winter Solstice"
    • "Seasonal Support"
    • "Midwinter Soups"
    • Winter Remedies with Summer Herbs
    • "Gutsy Herbs" Your Digestion
    • "CONSTIPAAAAATION"
    • Food as Medicine
  • Remedies
    • Glossary
    • Using Water Cold Infusion
    • SYRUP
    • Alcohol Tincture
    • ELDERBERRY TEA / WINE
    • Decoctions
    • Glycerin / Vinegar Tincture
    • Rosemary's "Fire Cider!"
    • Four Thieves Vinegar
    • Hot Infusion
    • Salve
    • Herbed Oil
    • Elderberry Syrup / Losenges
  • Herbs in the Landscape
    • Endangered Herbs
    • Wild Crafting
  • Contact
  • Learning Opportunities
  • About
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