The definition of mull is to heat and spice. That's exactly what we're going to do with fresh apple cider today. Spice it. Then heat it.
As I mentioned in my cinnamon apple chips post, Fall is a great time for apples. I went to my local Apple Orchard, Pinewood Orchards, this past weekend and picked up some fresh apple cider.
I have decided to cut coffee out of my diet for a while, so hot cider, is a great substitute. Luckily for me, I drink coffee for the taste and not the caffeine. I love holding my mug of hot apple cider on these cool Fall days.
This simple recipe yields 4 cups.
Mulled Apple Cider
- 4 cups of apple cider
- 3-5 whole whole cloves
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1 small pinch of nutmeg
- 1 small pinch of all spice
- 1 small slice of orange or lemon
Method
1. Stir all of the ingredients into a pot, and heat over the stove on low heat.
2. Let the cider heat for 20-25 minutes, making sure that it does not boil. Discard the cloves, cinnamon stick, and citrus slice. Serve hot.
2 comments:
To really nail this, add one cup of Wild Turkey then enjoy whilst scrunching leaves.
I too love the comfort of warm cider..A store about 25 mins from here..offers you some in winter..It works..you stay longer and buy:)
Thanks for your recipe.The gift pack you saw includes a little tin..I'll try those too..
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