Cinnamon Spice Liqueur Recipe
Yield: 1 ServesRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1: 3 inch piece stick cinnamon,
1 tbsp: Minced, peeled fresh ginger
2: Whole cloves,
Few gratings of nutmeg,
1 cup: Vodka,
1/2 cup: Brandy,
1/2 cup: Sugar,
1/4 cup: Water,
Directions:
Prep time: 30 mins Cook time: 0 mins Difficulty: ** Source:
Glorious Liqueurs Ed By Mary Aurea Morris
In a glass bottle or jar, steep the cinnamon stick, minced ginger,
cloves and nutmeg in the vodka and brandy for about 2 weeks in a
dark, cool place, gently shaking the bottle each day.
Gently pour the jars contents through a regular strainer or sieve,
pressing hard on the solids to release all their flavor. Follow this
with 2 strainings through slightly damp cheesecloth. For true clarity
and professional - looking results, pour the strained mixture through
a large clean coffee filter placed inside a funnel or clean coffee
cone; loosely cover the contents with plastic wrap, since the process
may take several hours.
In a small saucepan, combine the sugar and water. Bring to a boil over
moderately high heat. Simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Let cool to
room temperature.
Funnel the strained spice mixture into a glass bottle, then funnel in
the sugar syrup. Cork tightly; shake to blend. Let mature at room
temperature or slightly cooler for at least 1 week. Makes about 1
pint.
Note: The prep time does not include the 3 weeks necessary for the
liqueur to steep and mature.
Per serving (excluding unknown items ): 1209 Calories; less than one
gram Fat (1% calories from fat ); 1g Protein; 111g Carbohydrate; 0mg
Cholesterol; 10mg
Sodium NOTES : The authors favorite way to serve this zesty liqueur
is mixed into whipped cream for gingerbread topping or added to a mug
of steaming tea.
Reprinted in The Sacramento Bee October 1, 1997. Formatted by C.
Walden (and very nicely done, too! ) cranew@foothill.net _____
Source from luhu.jp
Glorious Liqueurs Ed By Mary Aurea Morris
In a glass bottle or jar, steep the cinnamon stick, minced ginger,
cloves and nutmeg in the vodka and brandy for about 2 weeks in a
dark, cool place, gently shaking the bottle each day.
Gently pour the jars contents through a regular strainer or sieve,
pressing hard on the solids to release all their flavor. Follow this
with 2 strainings through slightly damp cheesecloth. For true clarity
and professional - looking results, pour the strained mixture through
a large clean coffee filter placed inside a funnel or clean coffee
cone; loosely cover the contents with plastic wrap, since the process
may take several hours.
In a small saucepan, combine the sugar and water. Bring to a boil over
moderately high heat. Simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Let cool to
room temperature.
Funnel the strained spice mixture into a glass bottle, then funnel in
the sugar syrup. Cork tightly; shake to blend. Let mature at room
temperature or slightly cooler for at least 1 week. Makes about 1
pint.
Note: The prep time does not include the 3 weeks necessary for the
liqueur to steep and mature.
Per serving (excluding unknown items ): 1209 Calories; less than one
gram Fat (1% calories from fat ); 1g Protein; 111g Carbohydrate; 0mg
Cholesterol; 10mg
Sodium NOTES : The authors favorite way to serve this zesty liqueur
is mixed into whipped cream for gingerbread topping or added to a mug
of steaming tea.
Reprinted in The Sacramento Bee October 1, 1997. Formatted by C.
Walden (and very nicely done, too! ) cranew@foothill.net _____
Source from luhu.jp