Abundance & Prosperity Simmer Pot Bag
Simmer Pots are an easy way to bring a spark of magic into your home while also getting to enjoy drool-worthy aromas. What’s one of the best parts? They’re completely aerosol-free and can be reused for upwards of 10 days (potentially) with a little proper care. With three bag types to choose from, all are focused on Abundance & Prosperity, so the only major difference is the base of your spell - ahem - Simmer Pot. These are also a festive and fun way to bring more humidity into your home during the colder months!
Simmer Pots are an easy way to bring a spark of magic into your home while also getting to enjoy drool-worthy aromas. What’s one of the best parts? They’re completely aerosol-free and can be reused for upwards of 10 days (potentially) with a little proper care. With three bag types to choose from, all are focused on Abundance & Prosperity, so the only major difference is the base of your spell - ahem - Simmer Pot. These are also a festive and fun way to bring more humidity into your home during the colder months!
Simmer Pots are an easy way to bring a spark of magic into your home while also getting to enjoy drool-worthy aromas. What’s one of the best parts? They’re completely aerosol-free and can be reused for upwards of 10 days (potentially) with a little proper care. With three bag types to choose from, all are focused on Abundance & Prosperity, so the only major difference is the base of your spell - ahem - Simmer Pot. These are also a festive and fun way to bring more humidity into your home during the colder months!
Ingredients:
Apples: Prosperity Rosemary: Success Orange: Success, Wisdom, Love, Prosperity Cinnamon: Protection, Love, Happiness, Health, Wealth Clove: Love, Wealth, Luck Cranberries: Abundance, Gratitude Star Anise: Protection, Luck Bay Leaves: Success, Strength, Wisdom, Protection
Add in the following for additional benefits (both aromatic & metaphysical): Vanilla: Love Nutmeg: Luck
Official Directions:
Please remember to use your own critical thinking while you’re setting up for your Simmer Pot.
Find a medium or large pot and fill it 3/4 of the way full with water, then place on your stove, turning the element up to High Heat. This will be temporary as we will be reducing the heat later on - we are simply jump starting the process of warming the water to release the aromatics sooner.
Empty the contents of your Simmer Pot Bag into your pot.
Grab a spoon (we have a designated wooden spoon we use for our simmer pots at home) and stir your ingredients clockwise, focusing on the intention of Abundance, Prosperity, Health, Love, and Wealth. Stirring clockwise is to draw in the intention, not release it. Head over to our other Simmer Pot Bags if you need something for a release)
Turn your stove down to Medium-Low (usually about a 4 on the average kitchen stove) and wait for a low simmer to start, adjusting your heat range as necessary. We don’t want all the water to evaporate too quickly!
Once your pot is at a low simmer, stir your ingredients (again, clockwise) to begin releasing those beautiful scents and all that magic around your home.
Periodically check on your simmer pot, being sure to add more water to the pot as it evaporates, and stirring (clockwise) occasionally. Turn off your stove element when you’re done using your simmer pot for the day.
BONUS INFO: You can reuse your simmer pot for upwards of 10 days! Simply cover your pot and place it in your fridge overnight, then pop it back onto the stove in the morning. When the contents of your Simmer Pot Bag are looking a little…mushy… then you can scoop them out and toss them into your compost. Returning the ingredients to the earth whenever possible is a beautiful way to finish things off. Since the ingredients essentially boiled down into a reduction, the aromatics are still very much alive in your pot. Top up with water and get your pot back on some heat! Please note that should you actively choose not to put your simmer pot in the fridge, you may not get as much longevity out of it. There is no guarantee how long your simmer pot bag will last for sure, but at minimum 3 uses is usual.
