Holiday Hooch

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leeb72
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Anyone doing any special Holiday Hooch recipes? If so let us all know. I'm trying my first "Apple Pie in a mason jar". I hope it works apples and 1/2 cinn stick let set for 2-3 weeks.
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Post by As-Ol-Joe »

That sounds good. What are you planning on using, vodka, whiskey??
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Post by pothead »

Kahlua, and peppermint are favorites of the season here.

peppermint is SO damn easy...peppermint oil, sugar, and vodka. I usually make a few different color bottles of it with a drop or 2 of food coloring in each bottle.
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checkout wineos recipe for apple pie, found on page two of this section. It is a great hit! watch the cinn sticks--- dont leave in to long ---will overpower!
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Post by new_moonshiner »

couple of days on the sticks should be a plenty
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Post by Old_Blue »

Man I'm glad I found this. This stuff is awesome! 4 days on the cinnamon is just about too long. Second going batch w/adjustments.
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Old_Blue wrote:Man I'm glad I found this. This stuff is awesome! 4 days on the cinnamon is just about too long. Second going batch w/adjustments.
Ya's got me all excited, so chopped up the apples, got some Peach brandy in the white out, went to the shop for raisins...guess what?


So....should i use sultanas or craisin (dried cranberries?)





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Post by punkin »

Well, idid one big jar with apples, cinnmon, sulltanas and sugar. And a smaller jar with cherries, craisins, maple syrup, sugar, and vannilla.

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Looking forward to trying them in a couplea weeks.... :lol:
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Jeez Punkin, when do you find time to relax. :P
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Post by HookLine »

Looks very tasty, punkin.
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Post by PUGIDOGS »

I have about 3 L of Apple pie left. It is a fine drink just not for me. It does however make a very good chicken marinade. Put chicken pieces in glass container and cover with apple pie, set in frig for 24 hours then cook on grill. Watch out for flare ups though, the ETOH likes to burn a little :shock: Pugi
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PUGIDOGS wrote:I have about 3 L of Apple pie left. It is a fine drink just not for me. It does however make a very good chicken marinade. Put chicken pieces in glass container and cover with apple pie, set in frig for 24 hours then cook on grill. Watch out for flare ups though, the ETOH likes to burn a little :shock: Pugi
Same here Pugi, my son loved it and drank it alllll up, but definately not my cup of tea.
Haven't even filtered the red one out yet, must do that. :roll:
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