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| + | Mulling is the process of steeping whole spices and fruits in wine, cider, brandy, or juice. This process developed in Europe centuries ago and is a part of many holiday celebrations. Mulling is becoming more popular in other areas of the world, most notably the United States, as people rediscover the delicious taste of a hot, spiced drink. |
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| + | == Basic mulling spice mix == |
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| + | * 6 [[cinnamon]] sticks |
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| + | * 1 small whole [[nutmeg]] |
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| + | * 1 [[star anise]], optional |
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| + | * ½ cup whole [[cloves]] |
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| + | * ½ cup whole [[allspice]] |
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| + | * grated [[orange peel|peel]] of one whole [[orange]] |
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| + | * 1 tablespoon [[candied ginger]] |
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Revision as of 14:14, 15 June 2010
About Mulling spice mix
There are almost as many mulling spices recipes as there are people who make them. Everyone seems to have a slightly different way that they mix the traditional spices, or a secret ingredient to add. All will agree though, a good mulling spice recipe is an important part of the winter season!
Mulling is the process of steeping whole spices and fruits in wine, cider, brandy, or juice. This process developed in Europe centuries ago and is a part of many holiday celebrations. Mulling is becoming more popular in other areas of the world, most notably the United States, as people rediscover the delicious taste of a hot, spiced drink.
Basic mulling spice mix
- 6 cinnamon sticks
- 1 small whole nutmeg
- 1 star anise, optional
- ½ cup whole cloves
- ½ cup whole allspice
- grated peel of one whole orange
- 1 tablespoon candied ginger