Apple Pie – the perfect winter drink

  • sji
    Posts: 421
    #1907498

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Denny O wrote:</div>
    WOW Bucky, you have already down a whole batch?! shock Steady boy steady. rotflol

    jester jester jester jester

    That was my first reaction too toast

    He is a badger after all.

    Denny O
    Central IOWA
    Posts: 5819
    #1907845

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Randy Wieland wrote:</div>

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Denny O wrote:</div>
    WOW Bucky, you have already down a whole batch?! shock Steady boy steady. rotflol

    jester jester jester jester

    That was my first reaction too toast

    He is a badger after all.

    hah Amatures!
    toast We Hawkeyes have never lost a tailgate party yet! toast

    Deleted
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    #1911392

    So, I’ve got a single 1.75 liter left out of a 4 gallon batch….. tomorrow’s fish fry for 14-17 in my heated garage…….probably gonna need to do another batch to get thru the winter.

    Sharon
    Moderator
    SE Metro
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    #1911397

    Fish fry AND apple pie?? What time should I be there? 😉

    Deleted
    Posts: 959
    #1912039

    Fish fry AND apple pie?? What time should I be there? 😉

    Sorry, was very last minute (to mainly my neighbors), some just got invited the day before and surprisingly everyone made it. Luckily nobody had to drive home. We made that 1.75 disappear with ease. Good times.

    Denny O
    Central IOWA
    Posts: 5819
    #1913932

    Ok, I gotta put a batch together. I need to put a list of “The Quality” ingredients together now.

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8163
    #1985904

    Bump. It’s time to dabble with my recipe from last year. I’m opening my last jar tonight.

    Who else has intentions of mixing up a few batches of Apple Pie?

    bigpike
    Posts: 6259
    #1985912

    My wife has been making large batches of choke cherry liquor. It gets better with age.

    sji
    Posts: 421
    #2002150

    I’m late but better than never? I also tried some mixes this year. Apple, peach, cherry and pumpkin spice which only lasted a week after the word was out.

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8163
    #2154603

    Bump.

    The time has come to start whipping up another batch. This year I think we’re going bigger and inviting some family friends over to the newly finished garage to make a huge batch (~20 gallons or so) with growing requests for a jar or bottle.

    Who here still makes apple pie? We use it as a reason to gather and drink a bit too much while making more to drink toast

    Ralph Wiggum
    Maple Grove, MN
    Posts: 11764
    #2154614

    I made some “cherry pie” 2 weeks ago–it’s fantastic. Pairs well with a Coke. I need to make a batch of apple, too, and I am all out.

    Jimmy Jones
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    #2154617

    We Hawkeyes have never lost a tailgate party yet!

    How’d you and the Hawkeyes do last Saturday?

    supercat
    Eau Claire, WI
    Posts: 1332
    #2154627

    Bump.

    The time has come to start whipping up another batch. This year I think we’re going bigger and inviting some family friends over to the newly finished garage to make a huge batch (~20 gallons or so) with growing requests for a jar or bottle.

    Who here still makes apple pie? We use it as a reason to gather and drink a bit too much while making more to drink toast

    Yes make mine in large batches I have a 64 quart stock pot and a turkey fryer.

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    Gerty
    Posts: 375
    #2154664

    I make peach pie. Usually do 2 or 3 batches a year.

    IceNEyes1986
    Harris, MN
    Posts: 1292
    #2154693

    I just made a few gallons of apple pie on Friday. By the sounds of it, I need to make more next time. The stuff sure is delicious!

    KP
    Hudson, WI
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    #2154699

    What recipes are people using? the one the original poster posted?

    404 ERROR
    MN
    Posts: 3918
    #2154751

    What recipes are people using? the one the original poster posted?

    That’s mostly what I use for a recipe. However, I always add orange slices and some peppercorn when simmering. It adds some really good and interesting flavors.

    About time I head to Prescott for some clear. cool

    Hard Water Fan
    Shieldsville
    Posts: 982
    #2154754

    Thanks for bumping this thread. I am definitely going to try this.

    Any recommendations for Everclear substitution? I don’t plan on making a road trip.

    The variation with vanilla vodka sounds interesting but the flavored vodka craze has died down. Anyone know where to pick some up?

    rubberduck
    east bethel
    Posts: 436
    #2154895

    Tough not to have the check liver light come on just by reading these recipes.;)

    Last one I made was “Creamsicle”
    2 gallons orange juice
    (Simmer) add 1-1.5 cup French vanilla coffee creamer, vanilla extract to liking, 1- 2 cups white sugar stir well until ingredients are desolved.
    Add in everclear once cooled.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
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    #2154910

    Well I guess I’ll be making a batch this weekend. To hard not to. The neighbors brought over a quart the other night. The 4 of us passed it around a few times and it was gone. Delicious

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8163
    #2154941

    Thanks for bumping this thread. I am definitely going to try this.

    Any recommendations for Everclear substitution? I don’t plan on making a road trip.

    The variation with vanilla vodka sounds interesting but the flavored vodka craze has died down. Anyone know where to pick some up?

    I’ve seen it cut or made with a combination of alcohol from Everclear, Fireball, and Vodka…but I think having some amount of Everclear is a key to getting the alcohol content that doesn’t overwhelm the taste.

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8163
    #2154943

    To reiterate, two keys I’ve found to making this work are to never mix in the booze while the solution of ingredients is above lukewarm, and to try and find a way to filter out a bit of the sediment that inevitably ends up in there when you use things like cinnamon sticks. We take a large bowl that has a pour spout on one side and let it settle in there for a good 30 minutes or so before bottling. Jars work decent, but I’m a fan of bottling it if you can as it’s easier to transport and not spill. I tell my neighbors and friends that if they want some, they better provide me with a clean glass bottle for it.

    buck-slayer
    Posts: 1499
    #2156075

    Does this have to be refridgerated when storing?

    buck-slayer
    Posts: 1499
    #2157012

    Alot of sediment in batch. Straining it through coffee filters is the right?

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8163
    #2157015

    Alot of sediment in batch. Straining it through coffee filters is the right?

    We put ours into large bowls with a pour spout on the side and cover them in the garage for a few hours. Then we slowly pour it through a coffee filter into glass bottles. You catch a majority of the sediment this way and it gives you a chance to catch up on beverage consumption while letting things settle toast

    Ralph Wiggum
    Maple Grove, MN
    Posts: 11764
    #2157016

    I leave the sediment in mine.

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