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You will need:
- 1 vanilla bean, split open
- 1 tablespoon pomegranate flower petals for tea
- 1 tablespoon blue lotus
- 1 cut open and dried out passion fruit
- about 2cm chunk of dried ginger
- the zest of a tangerine
- a pinch of cinnamon
- a pinch of nutmeg
- 1 allspice seed
- 1/2 cup of sugar or honey
- 1 and 1/2 cup 90% to pure alcohol
Starting with the vanilla bean, put all ingredients into a bottle or jar, and pour alcohol over it all. Stir it well until sugar or honey is melted. Close tightly, and let it set in a cold, dark place for 5 weeks. One option can be the refrigerator.
Consecrate as is your custom, and bless it with your deity of romantic love.
Put a few drops of this in your lover’s drink. It is very tasty, and good with sweet, lemony, cream, and cola drinks.
To strengthen the lust of a long term partner who is already in love with you, replace the ginger with galangal, and keep it in the left side of your mouth for an hour first.
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While searching love potions, I came across this little gem:
I’ve found on e-bay a few types of blue lotus. Which one should I use? the petals, the powder, the extract, the oil?
Thank you for your question. 🙂 For this recipe, you would use the dried petals and stamens.
Another question: is it possible to add to the mixture a cup of water and serve it as a liquor?
I am not sure how tasty that would be, but theoretically, it is possible. You should only use a few drops of this, not the whole dose.
Passion fruit, ginger, vanilla and cinnamon? it sounds pretty tasty to me
I’m just saying I don’t know how good it would be just that and water…maybe soda water or cream flavored soda.
wtf? why?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_sugar_soluble_in_water_but_insoluble_in_ethyl_alcohol
I usually use honey for this type of thing, but if you use sugar, you can make a simple syrup. Dissolve the sugar in a cup of water and bring it to a boil.
Have you ever tried it?
Did it work?
I’m having a really hard time finding pomegranate flowers in my country. Can I use something else? Hibiscus maybe?
Hibiscus is not a good substitute. To answer accurately, I would need to know what country you are in. You need some plant that produces edible fruits with many seeds and red flowers. Rose would be a better substitute, but it is more “sticky”. Use about half the amount.