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Plus, you can buy a 1.75 liter bottle of Skyy at Costco for about $25... and it gets smoother as you infuse it. You do not need sophisticated equipment to make infusions. My tools are as follows: UPDATE: If you want to make infusions with Espresso or other small-grained food, you'll also want a French press... A press is cheap, and by far the best way to make fast vodka infusions with ground herbs. Anyway, place the ingredients into the mason jar, and fill it with 1/2 to 1 liters of vodka. After the infusion is complete, you can spoon out the ingredients, and pour the infusion into the bottle. Sometimes you may want a cheesecloth, or other strainer, if your infusion has small chunks. The first step is to choose what kind of infusion to make. If you are new to this, and not comfortable with experimenting in the kitchen, I'd start with fruit. Later, you can move on to infusions with herbs like basil, ginger, Thai chilies, or muddled cucumber peels. Be sure to use fresh, organic fruit, preferably stuff that was never in your refrigerator...

This is mainly for taste purposes. Remember: the goal of any infusion is to extract the good flavors, while leaving the bad. Typically this boils down to good timing. Some fruits take longer than others. Some can be left in for a very long time, whereas others need more care. Frequently you should remove the undesirable parts of the fruit to ensure none of the bad flavors are infused. The rest of this article contains a handful of infusions that I have enjoyed, along with some drinks I invented. Citrus fruit is excellent for infusions. The best flavor is in the skins of the fruit. You want to extract the oils from the skins, and avoid using the juice or the pith. Most of the infusion will be complete after 2 weeks. You can infuse the lemon peels for longer, if you wish. However, do not leave them in there after they have become stiff. That means there is no oil left in the skins, and the process is pretty much finished. I like to freeze the lemon infusion, and serve a little bit in a cordial glass.

Its like a dry lemoncello... Strawberry is a bit trickier than lemons: These are fun to infuse, because the strawberry chunks actually turn white in the jar rather quickly. At this point, you are pretty much done. This yields a vodka with a powerful strawberry flavor. Oddly enough, it almost tastes artificial. I don't usually drink this one straight, I usually mix it with other liquids to reduce the sweetness. Do not attempt this one unless you have an organic food store nearby where you can purchase whole vanilla beans. The beans must be still gooey. Whole Foods sometimes has gooey vanilla beans, but your smaller hippie shops and co-ops are a better bet. This infusion will quickly turn brown. The darker it gets, the better it tastes. If you use two beans instead of one, it can get quite flavorful. So much so, that you can use it as a replacement for vanilla extract in recipes. I'm an adherent to the Dale DeGroff school of cocktails: fresh ingredients, the right balance of flavors, and small glasses!