• 9/29 Mulled Cider 3

    From Ben Collver@1:18/200 to All on Mon Sep 28 13:30:07 2026
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    Title: Slow-Cooker Mulled Cider
    Categories: Fruits, Herbs, Booze, Citrus
    Yield: 16 servings

    3 tb Green cardamom pods
    2 ts Whole black peppercorns
    2 Cinnamon sticks (3 to 4");
    - extra for garnish, if
    - desired
    1 ts Whole allspice berries
    1 Fresh ginger piece (4 to 5");
    - peeled
    1/2 Lemon; scrubbed, thin sliced
    - seeded, extra for garnish,
    - (optional)
    1/2 sm Orange; scrubbed, thin
    - sliced, seeded, extra for
    - garnish, (optional)
    1 pn Salt; generous
    1 ga Apple cider; preferably
    - unfiltered
    750 ml Bottle rye whiskey; more if
    - desired (optional)
    1 ts Vanilla extract

    Put the cardamom pods on a cutting board. Lay the flat of a chef's
    knife over them and gently smack the flat of the knife to lightly
    crush and crack the pods. Add the cardamom pods, peppercorns,
    cinnamon sticks, and allspice berries to a medium skillet over
    medium-high heat. Toast the spices, shaking the pan often, until
    very fragrant, about 3 minutes.

    Transfer the cinnamon sticks into a 6- to 8-qt slow cooker. Tie up
    the remaining spices into a cheesecloth bundle, and add that to the
    slow cooker as well. (If you don't have cheesecloth, you can use
    tea infusers or loose tea bags. You could also put the spices
    directly into the slow cooker, then strain the mixture as you
    serve.)

    Cut the piece of peeled ginger in half lengthwise and smash each
    piece by laying the flat of the knife over it and smacking with the
    heel of your hand. (At this point, put the slow cooker in the spot
    where you'd like to serve it, because it will become difficult to
    move once you've added all of the liquid.) Add the ginger, lemon,
    orange, salt, and apple cider to the slow cooker. Cover, and cook
    on high for 3 hours.

    Reduce the heat to warm. Add the rye whiskey and vanilla and stir
    to combine. You can leave the cider on warm for several hours,
    allowing guests to serve themselves, adding additional citrus
    slices and cinnamon sticks to their mugs, as desired.

    Recipe by Sarah DiGregorio

    RECIPE FROM: https://cooking.nytimes.com

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