
Can't seem to do enough with all these apples! My Uncle's simple cider recipe came in very handy - I hope it tastes as good as his. We don't have a cider press so this recipe is ideal and neighbours have been asking for it.
Step 1 - cut the apples into quarters

Step 2 - pop them into the mixer if you have one to chop them finely if not it's a longer job by hand
Step 3 - put the apple into a large bucket and add the water, sugar, lemon juice and rind and grated root ginger if wanted
Step 4 - Stir twice daily for 3 weeks
The proportions of the recipe given to me were as follows:-
Steve's Cider Recipe
3 lbs apples
3 lemons
2 lb sugar
fresh grated ginger (optional)
fresh grated ginger (optional)
Chop complete apples and put through blender
Place in bucket/ container add 6 pints water,lemon zest& juice and sugar
Stir twice daily for 3 weeks
Sieve and bottle (not too early as very lively...)
I actually multiplied it all to do 30 pounds of apples.
Will let you know how it turns out!
2 comments:
Hi Kerry, that recipe sound great and you look fantastic... Good luck and keep in touch. Miss you a lot
Kathy
Looks like you've got enough there to keep you tipsy all winter Kerrykins. Is that how they make scrumpy in Somerset?
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