Kat and I prefer Zinfandels, so I’ve been using a $9 bottle of Bogle Zinfandel for this recipe. You can also use just honey or substitute for sugar if you don’t have either.Īnd if you’ve never made mulled wine, be sure not to open any fancy bottle of wine for it – this is for your cheaper red wines. Combine the cider, wine, honey, cinnamon sticks, zest, juice, cloves and star anise in a large saucepan, bring to a boil and simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. I wanted to stick with a more earthy and natural sweetness, so I use apple cider (the unfiltered, pure apple juice type, not the sparkling) and honey to help sweeten the wine. Ingredients 2 70cl bottles red wine 100 ml Cointreau 2 large Oranges peeled zest and juice 1 pared zest of Lemon 120 g golden caster sugar 2 cinnamon. One of the significant differences is the absence of sugar as a sweetener. This mulled wine recipe has a few different things than many you might come across online however, most ingredients are substitutable or omittable if you don’t have them on hand. It was a delicious drink to consume while wandering the markets in London, and led me to create this mulled wine recipe! The Christmas Market in Trafalgar Square was very busy but Alex picked up a cute bag to replace the one that was stolen…
Mulled wine is usually red wine that simmers with various spices and citrus, spiked with some liquor, and then served hot.
With it being cold, one booth caught our attention everytime: the mulled wine stand. An overwhelming amount of smells from various food vendors, cute Christmas trinkets everywhere, and the occasional fire to warm yourself by in the cold winter evenings. Having never been to a Christmas market before, there was a lot to take in. cranberry sauce Directions Step 1 Shred the cabbage using the grating attachment in a food processor. Step 1: Poke the cloves into the orange and put into a large saucepan, then pour in the wine and heat, gently until steaming but not boiling Step 2: Remove from the heat and add the honey, lemon, allspice, cinnamon and ginger.
MULLED WINE RECIPE COINTREAU SERIES
While in London last year, we went to our very first Christmas markets! For the uninformed, Christmas markets are a series of food and gift vendors that pop up all decorated outside and found throughout London (and other places in the world).
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