Mulled Cider does not have to be boring, overly sweet or difficult to make. It
really doesn't make a difference if you start out with fresh apple juice or a concentrate. Just make certain there is no sugar added as that will ruin your efforts. CATEGORY: Beverages Recipe Name: mulled cider Ingredients: 2 cans apple juice concentrate, no sugar added 4 delicate cinnamon sticks 1 nutmeg 1/2 T cloves Steps: *make apple juice with hot water in a crock pot or coffee maker as this needs to be kept warm for cooking and service *place cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg in a teaball and steep in apple juice for a minimum of 1/2 hour and leave in for service |
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Mulled Cider
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