Boiling Oranges and Cinnamon

I love to combine citrus and cinnamon, but you could throw in carnations, aniseed, apples hells, citrons, laurel leafs, custard or even nutsmeg. Your neighbours will all wonder what is being cooked, but you will know the secret: nothing.

Home-made steaming seasonings

It'?s like home-made gourmet potspourri! When I was raised, my mother had this little rockpot that she used to fill with pourri and liquids or herbs. NICHTS was filling the place with fragrance just as it was. You can use a rock pots like that! Just put everything in a large saucepan with plenty of boiling hot running hot.

It' s working for sure - a few years ago I went into a home and was punched in the face with the most holiday-like fragrance of all time. It turned out to be just a big saucepan of boiling herbs on the cooker. Among them were nutshells, dehydrated nutshells, an applet, carnations, cinnamon stems, cardamon peppers, green almonds, green pepper, green pepper and lemon aniseed.

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Cinnamon simmer pot with orange colour

There is no better odour than biscuits that come out of the stove (although my grandmother's onions' milk was in second place). But we all know the effects of making biscuits on public holidays. How can you make your home look Christmassy, cosy and full of Christmas spirit without the danger of your evening meal turning into a handful of biscuit cake!

I love to combine citrus and cinnamon, but you could throw in carnations, aniseed, apples hells, citrons, laurel leafs, custard or even nutsmeg. Your neighbours will all wonder what is being cooked, but you will know the secret: nothing.