How to Make Wassail
Wrap the cinnamon sticks, cloves and ground ginger in cheesecloth or in a cloth spice bag., Make the spice liquid by combining the spice bag, water and sugar in a large stock pot., Stir the tea, orange juice concentrate, lemon juice concentrate and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wrap the cinnamon sticks
Secure the top with kitchen string. , Bring the mixture to a boil over high heat.
Allow the liquid to boil for 2 to 3 minutes.
Then, remove the stock pot from the heat, cover it and allow the liquid to steep overnight. ,, Pour the can into the stock pot.
Repeat the process 9 times to add a total of 10 cans of water into the mixture. , Allow the wassail to simmer until it is heated through, stirring occasionally. , If you're adding brandy, pour
1.5 ounces (1 jigger) of peach brandy into each mug before adding the wassail. -
Step 2: cloves and ground ginger in cheesecloth or in a cloth spice bag.
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Step 3: Make the spice liquid by combining the spice bag
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Step 4: water and sugar in a large stock pot.
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Step 5: Stir the tea
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Step 6: orange juice concentrate
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Step 7: lemon juice concentrate and apple cider into the steeped spice liquid.
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Step 8: Fill the empty 6-ounce (177 ml) can from the lemon juice concentrate with water.
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Step 9: Warm the stock pot over medium heat.
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Step 10: Serve the hot wassail in a mug garnished with a cinnamon stick.
Detailed Guide
Secure the top with kitchen string. , Bring the mixture to a boil over high heat.
Allow the liquid to boil for 2 to 3 minutes.
Then, remove the stock pot from the heat, cover it and allow the liquid to steep overnight. ,, Pour the can into the stock pot.
Repeat the process 9 times to add a total of 10 cans of water into the mixture. , Allow the wassail to simmer until it is heated through, stirring occasionally. , If you're adding brandy, pour
1.5 ounces (1 jigger) of peach brandy into each mug before adding the wassail.
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