![]() Strain it to remove the spices, orange peel, and any separated apple cider solids. Once you love the flavor, remove the spiced wine from the heat. If you want it more spiced, add extra cinnamon, cloves, and/or star anise and let it simmer on the stove for another 15 minutes. If you want your wine sweeter, add more apple cider. Add the ginger juice, if using, and taste. Don’t skip this step! The secret to making the best mulled wine is adjusting the flavor to your liking. Reduce the heat and simmer for 20-30 more minutes.įinally, taste and adjust. Bring the mixture to a low simmer (careful not to let it boil!). Combine the wine, apple cider, orange peel, cloves, cinnamon, star anise, and juice from the zested orange half in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Slice the other half into rounds, and reserve them for garnish. Use a vegetable peeler to slice 3-4 strips of zest off half of the orange. Ingredients 6 cups (1.5L) red wine 4 cups (1L) pomegranate juice 2 oranges, juiced 2/3 cup (150g) caster sugar 2 cinnamon sticks or quills 4 whole star. Mulled wine is SO darn easy to make! Here’s what you need to do:įirst, prepare the orange. □ They make this mulled wine extra festive and pretty.įind the complete recipe with measurements below. Festive garnishes – No, you don’t have to garnish your glass with fresh rosemary and cranberries, but I hope you do.It gives the mulled wine a delicious spicy kick. Ginger juice – I list it as optional (the recipe is still great without it!), but add it if you can.Mulling spices – Cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and star anise infuse the mulled wine with rich, warm flavor.I love the way its sweet and tangy flavor plays off the spices, wine, and orange juice. Apple cider – Instead of adding sugar to this recipe, I sweeten it naturally with apple cider.Fresh oranges – I simmer the wine with the zest and juice of 1/2 orange, and I always serve it with orange slices for garnish.No need to break the bank here – because you’ll be adding so much to the wine, an inexpensive, but still decent, bottle will work just fine. Wine, of course! – Look for a dry red wine such as merlot.Ready to make mulled wine? Here’s what you’ll need: Technically, that amount should serve 3, but the hot wine is so warming and flavorful that we always go back for seconds. ![]() If you – like us – aren’t serving a crowd this year, feel free to scale it down. I originally developed this mulled wine recipe a few years back, with holiday entertaining in mind. The heady, spiced aroma on its own is reason enough to make it! It’s not only a) delicious and b) super simple to make, but it also makes your kitchen smell amazing. If you’ve never made mulled wine before, you’re in for a treat. With a mug of it in hand, I forget that it’s cold outside in an instant! Packed with notes of citrus, apple, and warming spices, it’s cozy and festive – the perfect defense against Chicago’s winter weather. Colorful garnishes like orange slices, cranberries, and fresh rosemary make it even more cheery. Plus you can also buy mulled wine spices online and in shops.Jack and I may not always get around to putting up the Christmas tree, but we do love to celebrate the holiday season by making this mulled wine recipe. If you’re not keen to make your own then you might find that a few bars and restaurants around will do it in winter. Mulled marshmallows… Need I say more!! View the Spicy Ice-cream mulled wine mashmallows recipe. Ok so this recipe is not technically for mulled wine as a drink, but I couldn’t resist. Mulled Wine Marshmallows by Spicy Ice-cream It’s a variation of Jamie Oliver’s mulled wine recipe (which includes a hundred billion ingredients hence why it didn’t make my list!). Styling You’s recipe is easy to follow with plenty of citrus in it. View The Law Students Wife mulled wine recipe. This recipe includes not only wine but apple cider too! The recipe can be made ahead of time and stored for up to 3 days in the fridge. Blueberry Christmas Glögg by Green Kitchen Stories.Mulled Wine with Pinot Noir by Monday Morning Cooking Club.Hot Mulled Wine – Vin chaud by David le Bovitz.Let it warm up until steam rises from the surface, but do not allow it to boil. Mulled Wine Hot Chocolate by Great British Chefs Pour wine into a large pot and set over medium heat.Slow Cooker Mulled Wine by Stephanie O'Dea.Heat the mulled wine gently and avoid letting it come to a simmer or boil, which can cause the mulled wine to turn bitter. If using a slow cooker, set it to High initially. ![]()
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