How do you extract the grease from a mint plant?

Is there a stove top method? I own various mint plants, peppermint, spearmint, lemon mint, pineapple mint and chocolate mint? Also, What else can you do beside mint besides make tea?How do you extract the grease from a mint plant?
If unqualified to do the distilliation, try making a poultice or Tinture.
The tinture will extract the oils out @ the cost of alcohol. So if one is likely to use that route, hey go for it.
Oil of mint is extracted by steam distillation of mint leaves/stems that hold been in part dried and cured (like hay). Not sure if it's possible to do this in the home although you could try setting up a stove top kettle beside a long tube attached to the spout and collecting the distillate of boiling mint plant. Then you just requirement to separate the oil from the distilled sea. I think you would entail a LOT of plant material to trademark it worth while.
mint is great as a tea of course, but you can do other things next to it. use it to flavour desserts (especially chocolate based ones) or mix finely chopped mint leaves near some vinegar and sugar to make a mint sauce for lamb. i use mint whenever i cook clean potatoes: after boiling and draining them, add a knob of butter and some chopped mint leaves and coat the potatoes. taste great!