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Step 1
Cut the vanilla beans lengthwise to expose the inner seeds.
Step 2
Place the sliced beans into a glass container.Use at least 5 vanilla beans for every 8 fluid ounces (240ml) of glycerin.
Step 3
Add the glycerin to the bottle, fully covering the vanilla beans, and shake the bottle.
Step 4
Store the bottle out of the sunlight. Shake the bottle occasionally to help disperse the vanilla flavor better throughout. The vanilla glycerite will progressively darken and take on a stronger vanilla flavour. It will be "ready" for giving as gifts in around 2 months, but will improve with time.
Step 5
As you use the extract, you can top it off with a little more glycerin to get more from your vanilla beans.
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