April 11, 2008
84 Potpourri Recipes
by Jen (April 11, 2008)
Making your own porpourri can be fun, and it gives you a chance to make something that’s more to your taste than what you find in stores. Once it’s made, you can put it in a sachet and scent a closet or drawer, or just put it in a bowl to scent a room (simmer it for an extra burst of fragrance).
First of all, read what you need to know to make good potpourri. You can mix any ingredients you want, or just stick to one to be absolutely sure it’ll smell wonderful. Or you can try some online recipes:
- 6 Springtime recipes
- A summer and a winter recipe
- 4 recipes from Pioneer Thinking
- 5 floral and spice recipes
- 12 Fixins recipes: these are essentially little baked beads of potpourri that you can use to accent a potpourri dish, hang from a car windshield, or put just about anywhere you want to scent things. Very neat idea!
- 4 wedding recipes
- Apple potpourri
- 4 essential oil recipes (figure out your own flower blends for these)
- 5 very sophisticated blends
- 7 more sophisticated recipes
- 5 romantic recipes
- Aunt Peggy’s Potpourri - citrus & spice
- 7 exotic/tropical recipes
- A spicy recipes for simmering
- 8 recipes just for sachets
- Sweet & spicy for the kitchen
- 6 simmering recipes
- Fruit potpourri
- 15 Christmas time potpourri recipes
- Another Christmas recipe
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