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How are these food blogs Orthodox?
ReplyDeleteAs a seperate issue, maybe you should try to become a chef. You seem to have enthusiasm for cooking.
I make my own hard cider every now and then. I picked it up from a friend who is a professional cider maker. I wouldn't recommend fermenting in a plastic container, like in the link you posted. Plastic can make your cider taste funny. I only ferment my cider in glass gallon (or larger) carboys.
ReplyDeleteA good yeast to use is a dry white wine yeast.
And don't let your cider sit too long on the lees, or it will taste awful. And be sure to drink your cider fairly quickly - unlike wine or ale, cider doesn't really improve with age. It's okay to let it sit for a week or two after you rack it (that is, remove it from the lees to a new container), but much longer and it will harm the flavor.
Anonymous: They're not supposed to be.
ReplyDeleteSuleyman: Thanks for the tips!