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How to Make Rhubarb Wine: Wine Making for Beginners - One of the best ways to preserve rhubarb in the spring is in a delicious homemade wine! Learn how to make wine at home with this easy wine recipe! spring seasonal recipes | spring seasonal drink recipes | fermented drinks recipes

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Rhubarb schnapps — three ingredients, easier than you think. With about 5 minutes of effort, this DIY liqueur will be on its way, and about 4 weeks later, it may just be ready to enjoy. Pour it over ice with fresh lime and seltzer. Heaven! #rhubarb #schnapps #diy #spring Rhubarb Vodka, Homemade Booze, Homemade Liqueur, Liqueur Recipes, Pickle Vodka, Flavoured Vodka, Cocktail Gin, Infused Gin, Orange Vodka

From Nigella Lawson's How to Be a Domestic Goddess Recently I made a double batch, which filled 4 of these bottles nicely. It is so pretty and makes such a nice gift—people are always so thrilled. Here are the proportions for a near-double batch: 3+ lbs. rhubarb to yield about 2.25 lbs. trimmed/cut 2.5 cups sugar 1.75 L bottle vodka Notes: When I made this recently, I realized after a few days the color had been leeched from the rhubarb but the hue of the schnapps was not very…

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One of my favorite books is called Wild Fermentation by Sandor Katz. He has a motto that when fermenting things, you don't really need to worry about being all technical and following the rules. For most of history, people have relied on the wild yeast and bacteria in the air to ferment their food. Most wine making books and experts will tell you that you have to sterilize all of your equipment and ingredients thoroughly so that when you add the correct yeast, it doesn't have any…

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