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Reviewed: jun. 23, 2009
Yummy! I didn't have whole allspice berries so I just used ground allspice. I also didn't have cheesecloth so I just put it directly in the cider and ladled around it when serving.
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Reviewed: apr. 1, 2009
I make this all winter long. My husband enjoys it as a substitute for his usual cup of Jo in the morning. It makes the house smell wonderful! Super quick and easy to prepare:)
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Reviewed: jan. 5, 2009
Especially yummy with a touch of red wine thrown in before serving for the grown-ups!
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Reviewed: jan. 3, 2009
My dinner guests weren't sure they wanted "cider" until they tried this...it was a huge hit and disappeared long before it should have!!
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Reviewed: dec. 25, 2008
I made mine in the crock pot and it was very delicious. It made the house smell nice also on Christmas morning. Thanks for the recipe.
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Reviewed: dec. 25, 2008
To be honest, I can't really review this recipe since I changed it so much. I made it in a crock pot and simmered. I used about 6 cups of unsweetened apple cider, a teaspoon of cinnamon, no allspice, two slices of clementines, a teaspoon of maple syrup, 8 cloves, about 1/2 teaspoon of lemon zest, and 8 cranberries. It smells and tastes delicious!
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Reviewed: dec. 24, 2008
I didn't have any maple syrup so I used a heaping tablespoon of honey instead. I bought a container of Tree Top apple cider and dumped most of it in my crockpot. I used about a cup of pineapple juice that was left over from pineapples on my Christmas ham. I didn't use any lemon. I sliced the oranges into circles and left them in the crockpot the whole time. I threw in two cinnamon sticks, and a pinch of each of these spices: ground cinnamon, ground allspice, ground nutmeg, and ground cloves. It came out wonderful for my Christmas Eve party.
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Reviewed: dec. 22, 2008
Excellent!!!
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Reviewed: dec. 20, 2008
Really great! I added a bit of rum and everyone really liked it.
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Reviewed: dec. 17, 2008
Took this to a friends house for Thanksgiving and several people told me that it was the best cider they had ever had.
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Reviewed: dec. 16, 2008
This recipe is hit or miss, simply because people have different concepts of how the like their cider. This cider, for example, is extremely sweet. Though I didn't care for it, the people I made it for drank down multiple servings. I think next time I may down the syrup, up the spices, and perhaps just put full orange slices in the pot instead of the peel.
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Reviewed: dec. 6, 2008
I had a party of about 40 people and served this as one of the beverages. I increased it of course, and cooked it on the stove as directed, then poured it into one of those big 40 cup coffee makers. I think I could've cooked it right in the coffee pot but I wanted it to be just right and wasn't sure. Anyway, it was very popular and several people asked for the recipe including a man who has his own catering business. I put a bowl of cinnamon sticks next to it. They were kind of expensive and everyone took a new one everytime they refilled their cup, so I'm not sure I'd do that again with so large a crowd. I made this with a wonderful local Kansas apple cider.
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Reviewed: dec. 6, 2008
Good Recipe..a cute garnish for this is orange peel cut with a small star cookie cutter and studded with cloves. It looks great in clear glasses. The stars can be made well in advance.
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Reviewed: dec. 3, 2008
Fantastic! I didn't read the instructions first and just dumped all the ingredients into the pot, but this method worked just fine and will be the way I prepare it from now on...so much easier! I simmered it on low for about an hour or so during dinner and it was enjoyed very much by my family for the rest of the evening. This is a really warm delicious apple cider, perfect blend of sweetness & warm spices. I didn't have allspice berries so I just added some ground allspice. I will definitely make this again!
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Reviewed: nov. 26, 2008
Came out wonderful! I added a touch of caramel to my cup and it was super delish =) But is absolutely fantastic without it.
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Reviewed: nov. 16, 2008
Very yummy apple cider. I served it at a baby shower recently and everyone loved it.
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Reviewed: nov. 14, 2008
Yummy!
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Reviewed: nov. 13, 2008
Absolutely delicious. I loved the texture the syrup gave the cider. My Wife doesn't usually drink (or even like) cider, however, she would have more if I made it :)
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Reviewed: nov. 12, 2008
Yum, it taste just like hot apple pie in a cup! Perfect! Was asked several times already for this recipe, thank you!
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Reviewed: nov. 12, 2008
Loved it! I had a small party (Seven people) and doubled the recipe... the cider was gone in a matter of a couple hours. I did add slightly more maple syrup than it called for. Yummy!
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