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Montenegro Amaro Recipe

Inspired by The Common Good
Time30m
Serves10

Make Montenegro Amaro Recipe in just 30m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

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Herbs and Spices

Liquids

Flavor Enhancers

Method

Preparation of Ingredients

1

Prepare the Herbs

In a large mixing bowl, combine the dried wormwood, dried gentian root, dried orange peel, dried chamomile flowers, and dried mint leaves. Stir gently to mix the herbs evenly.

2

Add Spices

Add the cloves and the cinnamon stick to the herb mixture. Set aside for later use.

Infusing the Alcohol

3

Combine Alcohol and Herbs

In a large glass jar, pour in the high-proof alcohol. Add the prepared herb and spice mixture into the jar. Seal the jar tightly and shake gently to combine.

4

Infuse

Let the mixture infuse in a cool, dark place for at least 2 weeks, shaking the jar every few days to ensure even extraction of flavors.

Finalizing the Amaro

5

Strain the Mixture

After the infusion period, strain the mixture through a fine mesh strainer or cheesecloth into a clean bowl, discarding the solid herbs and spices.

6

Prepare the Syrup

In a saucepan, combine water and simple syrup over medium heat. Stir until fully combined and remove from heat.

7

Combine and Sweeten

In a large bottle, mix the strained infusion with the prepared syrup. Add vanilla extract and honey, stirring well to incorporate all elements.

8

Bottle and Age

Transfer the final mixture into clean bottles, seal tightly, and let it age for an additional week before serving.

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