Simple simmer pot recipes

We're coming up on the end of the month, which means it's time for December favorites!

As the weather starts to turn colder, there's nothing quite like the warmth and comfort of a cozy home. And what better way to create that ambiance than with some simmer pot recipes - or stovetop potpourri, as some call it. With just a few simple ingredients, you can fill your home with the scents of cinnamon, orange, and cloves, or fresh herbs like rosemary and thyme.

These Christmas simmer pot recipes are my tried and true, go to recipes that will have your entire house smelling like Christmas in no time!

Use natural ingredients to create the coziest fall atmosphere in your home with this fall simmer pot recipe that smells just like pumpkin spice.

How to Make a Christmas Simmer Pot If you're looking to make your house smell like Christmas, this simmer pot recipe is for you! It smells amazing on the stove top! You don't need many

Simmer pots, or stovetop potpourri, can be made in the crockpot too! This Autumn Simmer Pot Recipe is an easy, chemical free way to scent your home using your slow cooker!

Simmer pots are a simple and effective way to cleanse and protect your home from unwanted energies. In this article, we’ll explore five powerful recipes using everyday ingredients like herbs, citrus, and spices. Whether you're looking to ward off negativity or invite more positivity into your space, these simmer pot blends will help you achieve your goal. Learn how to create your own custom simmer pots for protection, cleansing, and elevating the energy of your home.

Grab our 9 best smelling Christmas simmer pot recipes along with free printables to turn these into DIY mason jar gifts.

Elevate your home's ambiance with this simple simmer pot recipe that will make you say "eat your heart out Williams Sonoma!"

The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to embrace the festive spirit than with a delightful and aromatic gift? This DIY Christmas Simmer Pot is not only a thoughtful present but also