"When the time comes, warm this potion and give to the one whose love you would sweeten and warm." (I suppose you could have some too.)
"Add to red wine, 1 teaspoon of each:
Rosemary, Anise, Clove, honey, Orange rind, ground Cumin, And 3 green leaves from a rose geranium.
Bring to a simmer and stir deosil while counting to 91. Cool til the brew stops steaming, then strain."
I have to admit I never tried that potion, but whether it works or not, it must smell divine just brewing it up.
Thanks to Gruenwold Cottage's Kitchen Witch for the recipe.
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2 comments:
Oooh, it sounds yummy... but wherever do you find green leaves from a rose geranium? I don't happen to have one of those around.
I honestly have no idea...
I guess I'd hunt around my neighborhood's flower/botanic stores.
Or most likely, I'd go the lazy, free-spirited way and replace them with rose petals. It's really the intentions you put in a potion that makes it work. Or so they say.
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