Roughly chop the dried apricots and almonds so they release their flavours more easily
Place all ingredients into a large jar, pop on the lid and shake well. Now put aside in a cool cupboard to infuse and mature for 1 week.
Strain the dried apricot liqueur through 2 layers of kitchen paper or muslin into a jug and decant into sterilised bottle.
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Notes
This dried apricot liqueur will keep for up to a year or more in a cool cupboard.See blog post above for lots of hints and tips on making and serving this delicious liqueur.
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