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Step 1
Wash the tarragon and pat it dry. Place the tarragon in a sterilized jar. Using a wooden spoon, gently bruise the tarragon. Next, add the vinegar. Cover and store the mixture in a cool dark place for two to three weeks to let the flavors develop.
Step 2
Strain and discard the tarragon. Pour the liquid into a sterilized decorative bottle and add additional tarragon if desired. Store the vinegar in a cool dark place for up to six months. Editor’s Tip: While you can use any jar, an empty wine bottle works best as the height can accommodate tarragon sprigs.
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