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750. California Farm  Strawberry Harvest & Liqueur
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750. California Farm  Strawberry Harvest & Liqueur

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

California Strawberries are grown in two types, June bearing and Everbearing.
We grow 24 Albion everbearing plants, one bed of 8’ x 3’, 12 weekly harvests from April to August, 20 to 40 pounds or more for the year. May and June is when you can start processing them. Beds are covered in bird netting, or the chickens and geese get them.
Once a week, we pick a pound of the ripest strawberries to make liqueur. We eat fresh, bake and freeze the strawberry strudel, strawberry pizza, strawberry pie, and make strawberry icecream for winters. In May, we start making weekly Strawberry Liqueur from the extra ones we dont eat fresh or cook with.

#GoldenApron

California Strawberries are grown in two types, June bearing and Everbearing.
We grow 24 Albion everbearing plants, one bed of 8’ x 3’, 12 weekly harvests from April to August, 20 to 40 pounds or more for the year. May and June is when you can start processing them. Beds are covered in bird netting, or the chickens and geese get them.
Once a week, we pick a pound of the ripest strawberries to make liqueur. We eat fresh, bake and freeze the strawberry strudel, strawberry pizza, strawberry pie, and make strawberry icecream for winters. In May, we start making weekly Strawberry Liqueur from the extra ones we dont eat fresh or cook with.

#GoldenApron

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750. California Farm  Strawberry Harvest & Liqueur

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

California Strawberries are grown in two types, June bearing and Everbearing.
We grow 24 Albion everbearing plants, one bed of 8’ x 3’, 12 weekly harvests from April to August, 20 to 40 pounds or more for the year. May and June is when you can start processing them. Beds are covered in bird netting, or the chickens and geese get them.
Once a week, we pick a pound of the ripest strawberries to make liqueur. We eat fresh, bake and freeze the strawberry strudel, strawberry pizza, strawberry pie, and make strawberry icecream for winters. In May, we start making weekly Strawberry Liqueur from the extra ones we dont eat fresh or cook with.

#GoldenApron

California Strawberries are grown in two types, June bearing and Everbearing.
We grow 24 Albion everbearing plants, one bed of 8’ x 3’, 12 weekly harvests from April to August, 20 to 40 pounds or more for the year. May and June is when you can start processing them. Beds are covered in bird netting, or the chickens and geese get them.
Once a week, we pick a pound of the ripest strawberries to make liqueur. We eat fresh, bake and freeze the strawberry strudel, strawberry pizza, strawberry pie, and make strawberry icecream for winters. In May, we start making weekly Strawberry Liqueur from the extra ones we dont eat fresh or cook with.

#GoldenApron

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Ingredients

1 hour or less per recipe
2 people, all year
  • For the liqueur:
  • 6 cupsripe sliced strawberries
  • 6 cups80 proof vodka, 40% alcohol
  • 6 cupswater
  • 6 cupssugar
  • For the icecream: leftover strawberry pulp from liqueur
  • For the strudel:
  • 20 poundsstrawberries
    California Farm Strawberry Strudel
  • For the wedding pie:
    California Farm Fresh Wedding Fruit Pie
  • 1 poundstrawberries
  • For the fruit pizza:
    California Farm Fruit Pizza
  • 1 poundstrawberries
  • For the fresh fruit punch:
  • 2 poundsstrawberries
  • For icecream:
  • 4 cupspulp strawberries from liqueur
    California Farm Vanilla Ice Cream in Food Processor
  • Equipment: 3 liter Jerobaum magnum bottle, cork, corker, food mill, quart mason jars, funnels with filters, food processor, mason jars
  • Cost: liqueur: vodka $1.50, strawberries farm free, sugar $1, 1 quart for $2.50, icecream: cup cream $1.50, cup milk 50 cents, other 10 cts, 1 quart for $2.10
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  1. 1

    Rinse, destem, quarter strawberries. Only use ripe ones. Cut strawberries in quarters. Press one pound in quart mason jar. Pour vodka over, about a cup per quart. Shake daily, set aside in pantry for a week.

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  2. 2

    Pour liquid in sterilized 3 liter jerobaum magnum bottle, press strawberries in foodmill, filter, add liquid to bottle.

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  3. 3

    Filter the strawberry vodka mix or it will spoil the liqueur. Pour liquid in bottle through stainless steel funnel with filter. Then pour foodmill strawberry mix in stainless steel funnel with stainless steel filter, drain. Yield is two cups of strawberry liqueur per quart mason jar. One cup vodka, one cup juice.

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  4. 4

    Drain leftover strawberry pulp again through paper towel with smaller stainless steel funnel into mason jar, add to liqueur. Make simple syrup: Boil equal parts sugar and water, cool. Add 2 cups simple syrup to each pint of pure filtered strawberry mix. Top magnum bottle with vodka. Liqueur needs to maintain 20% alcohol to age. Immerse cork in boiling water and when soft, use corker to close magnum bottle. Lay flat to rest 6 months till ready.

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  5. 5

    Freeze leftover strawberry liqueur puree to make icecream. See my banana icecream recipe for the food processor, add strawberry puree instead of blackberry puree.

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    California Farm Vanilla Ice Cream in Food Processor
  6. 6

    Make strawberry pizza

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    California Farm Fruit Pizza
  7. 7

    Make strawberry wedding cake.

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    California Farm Fresh Wedding Fruit Pie
  8. 8

    Make strawberry fruit punch

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    A picture of step 8 of 750. California Farm  Strawberry Harvest & Liqueur.
    California Farm Rum Topf Fresh Fruit Punch

Linked Recipes

California Farm Fruit Pizza

California Farm Fresh Wedding Fruit Pie

California Farm Rum Topf Fresh Fruit Punch

California Farm Strawberry Strudel

California Farm Vanilla Ice Cream in Food Processor

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Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
on May 30, 2024 19:28
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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