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Introduction to liqueur making, recipes for fruit, berries, herb and spices liqueurs, and resources.
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MAKING LIQUEURS AND CORDIALS - LIQUEUR RECIPES
Making liqueurs and cordials is easy, and homemade liqueurs can be as delicious as commercial brands!
All you need is alcohol (vodka or brandy), sugar, fruits or berries, and some patience. General information on how to
make fruit and berry liqueurs is presented and a simple liqueur recipe for fruit and berries is described.
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Recipes for Amaretto, apple and cinnamon vodka, Irish Cream, Kahlua, and cherry, banana, orange-Cognac, orange, and raspberry liqueurs.
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Spice-flavoured potato vodka from Culinary Cafe. Yields 1.75 quarts.
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Anise-Cumin-Fennel Aquavit
Yields: 1.75 quarts flavored aquavit
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
1. Crush the anise, cumin, and fennel with bottom of heavy skillet. Place in glass jar.
2. Pour vodka into jar. Cover, and let stand at room temperature for 3 weeks. Strain vodka through cheesecloth. Discard solids, and carefully pour infused vodka back into original bottle.
3. Keep infused aquavit in
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Yields 1 quart of flavoured vodka. From Culinary Cafe.
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1 quart (1 L) 80 or 100 proof vodka
2/3 cups sugar (or to taste)
8 whole black peppercorns, crushed
Combine all ingredients in a large bottle or glass jar. Let sit in a cool,
dark location for 5 to 7 days, or longer. Taste daily, and when flavor has
reached desired level of intensity strain and bottle.
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Flavoured potato vodka served straight from the freezer. Yields 1.75 quarts.
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Cloudberry-Blackberry Aquavit
Yields: 1.75 quarts flavored aquavit
1. Gently rinse and towel-dry cloudberries and blackberries. Place in glass jar. Add lemon peel.
2. Pour vodka into jar. Cover, and let stand at room temperature for 3 weeks. Strain vodka through cheesecloth. Discard solids, and carefully pour infused vodka back into original bottle.
3. Keep infused aquavit in freezer until
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Recipe using navel oranges, lemon, vodka, honey, optional yellow and red food coloring, and glycerine.
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Hugs's Homehearth-Food List Kitchen Recipe
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Title: Orange Honey Liqueur
8 dr Yellow food coloring; opt.
1 dr Red food coloring; opt.
Rinse and dry the oranges and the lemon. Use the
shredding side of a cheese grater to scrape only
the orange part off the oranges; be careful not to
scrape off the white, bitter part. Scrape the peel
off half the lemon the same way. Put the orange
and lemon
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This recipe is flavored by caraway seeds, cloves, allspice, cinnamon, vanilla, yellow and white ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, saffron, citrus rind, and is made with honey, water, and grain alcohol.
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LITHUANIAN HONEY LIQUEUR [KRUPNIKAS]
Crack cardamon seeds and nutmeg. Boil spices, rind and water in a covered pot until liquid is reduced to about 2 cups. Strain.
In a pot large enough to hold the spiced liquid, alcohol and honey, bring honey to a boil. Skim off the foam.
Pour spiced liquid into honey and stir.
Remove from heat. Place far away from heat to prevent flare-up or expolsion of
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Recipe from Classic Liqueurs, by Cheryl Long and Heather Kibbey, uses a banana, vodka or rum, a simple syrup made of water and sugar, and a vanilla bean.
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Homemade Banana Liqueur (Long and Kibbey) Recipe
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1 large, just-ripe banana, peeled
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
2" piece of vanilla bean
Mash banana. Add banana to vodka. Using
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Recipe from the book Cordials From Your Kitchen by Pattie Vargas and Rich Gulling made with honey, water, chopped ginger root, lemon zest, and Scotch whiskey.
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Homemade Ginger-Honey Liqueur (Vargas and Gulling) Recipe
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by Pattie Vargas and Rich Gulling:
3 tablespoons chopped ginger root
Bring honey and water to boil, boiling for 3-5 minutes.
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A pair of experimental recipes for kiwi liqueur.
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Ahh, kiwi. Such potential. But, alas, this year didn't produce a good
recipe. Perhaps next year. My Girlfriend and I made a number of experiments
for making liqueurs with kiwis (the fruit, not the bird or the New Zealander)
this past summer. I originally envisioned kiwis as a way to dampen the
overzealous sweetness of strawberry liqueur, since my efforts at strawberry
have always come out
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