Recipes for mulled wine please?!


Question: i have the herbs etc-don`t know which wine-nor mulling process.


Answers: i have the herbs etc-don`t know which wine-nor mulling process.

MULLED WINE (MAKES 4 CUPS)


JUICE & RIND OF 1 LEMON
6 CLOVES
JUICE OF 2 ORANGES
120G (4 OZ) SPICED SUGAR
GOOD SPLASH OF DARK RUM
1 BOTTLE OF RED WINE

PUT THE JUICE & GRATED RIND OF THE LEMON INTO A SAUCEPAN.

ADD THE ORANGE JUICE, SPICED SUGAR & RUM AND HEAT SLOWLY (DO NOT BOIL)

WHEN HOT, REMOVE FROM THE HEAT COVER & LEAVE TO STAND FOR 30 MINS.

ADD THE RED WINE, REHEAT, STRAIN & SERVE HOT.

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  • The following recipe is sufficient for 12 generous servings.

    Ingredients

    2 bottles of cheap red wine '(plonk')
    2 lemons
    1 orange
    100g demerara sugar
    4 cloves
    Pinch1 of cinnamon
    Pinch of powdered ginger
    1 dried torn bayleaf2
    2 tablespoons of Cointreau or brandy.
    Procedure

    Pre-heat the slow cooker on high as you prepare the ingredients. Pour the wine into the cooker. Cut thin slivers of rind from one lemon and squeeze the juice directly into the wine. Also add the rind. Cut the orange in half, stud one half with cloves and float it on the wine. Retain the other half of the orange for later. Add the herbs and spices and continue to heat on high for an hour.

    Add the sugar with stirring until it has dissolved, then turn to low.

    To serve, remove the lemon rind and orange half and stir in the Cointreau or brandy. Slice the remaining lemon and orange and float on top of the mulled wine.

    If using a slow cooker, this may now be left switched on, or switched off and taken to the table. In this instance leave the removable pot in the outer casing as this will act as a layer of insulation to keep the wine as hot as possible for as long as possible. Mulled wine should be served in napkin-wrapped glasses (goblets or tumblers).





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