Add it to cocktails or sip with an ice cube for an after-dinner drink.

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Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

What Is Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur?

For my recipe, I use the entire pit, not just the kernel.

Here are some other ideas for creating your own stone fruit pit liqueur.

Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

After you roast the pits, however, its a hands-off recipe from there on out.

Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

This stone fruit pit liqueur requires a one month steeping process.

Arrange the pits on the mat, spacing them out.

Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

Roast until the pits turn darker and dry out, about 30 minutes.

Put the pits into a large mason jar or other glass container with a lid.

Add the vodka and thyme sprigs and seal the jar.

Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

Store in a dark, cool place for 1 month.

In a small saucepot over medium heat, combine the sugar, water, and thyme sprigs.

Gently swirl or stir until the sugar dissolves, 1 to 2 minutes.

Stone Fruit Pit Liqueur

Remove from heat and let cool with the thyme sprigs in the syrup.

Once cool, discard the sprigs and add the vanilla extract.

Strain the pits through a cheesecloth-lined strainer into a clean jar or bottle.

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Add the thyme simple syrup and stir to dissolve.

Store the liqueur in a cool dark place for up to 1 year.

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Infusing the vodka for 1 month for the stone fruit pit liqueur

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