You can make apple cider vinegar “with the mother” from apple juice in 3 weeks, add more juice every 3 weeks, let it ferment all year from apple harvest to apple harvest, while using it. Out of season, you can use frozen apple juice.The vinegar mother is the culture of acetic bacteria that ferments apple juice to vinegar. You can see it, it is the grey film in the fermenting juice.We have a little tabletop press to make apple juice, but you don’t need one, following the recipe of cookpad member Nadia from Turkey, immersing fresh apples in distilled water for six months and adding raw vinegar.

This drink is great for starting your day.It adds nedded water to your body while riding it of harmful toxins. Plus it can help aid weight loss and can help rid of acne.

So good!!!

Health benefit

Run Golden Delicious or Granny Smith apple peels, cores, quartered, blemished and dropped apples in three pound batches through the tabletop press. Three lbs. of apples make a pint of juice. The left over mash is a special treat for the horses. Ten pounds of apples make one pound of apple syrup. Apple syrup is used to make Sauerbraten dishes.

I absolutely got the inspiration for this from the BBQ Pit Boys. I used a mix of their recipe and my smoked chicken recipe for filling the cavity and brine. I can't wait until warmer weather so a can try out a spatchcock version of this on the smoker! This is so juicy and packed full of flavor, roasted turkey is no longer just for Thanksgiving.

I love apple vinegar tea (a drink made with apple cider vinegar, honey, and hot water), and drink it often. When I added grated ginger and black tea, it turned out even tastier than I imagined!Adjust the amount of the ☆ ingredients to taste. Recipe by annnnn

This is my favorite spiced beverage during Thanksgiving & Christmas. Sliced apples and oranges with cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, whole nutmeg, & apple cider

Sometimes things are quick and easy, sometimes they're long and complicated while other times they're still extremely simple yet take time and patience to prepare. This is one of those recipes, but I promise if you have the time, the patience and the tools you will not regret making this recipe. Starting with a brine is the key to begin building the flavor profile and ensuring your meat is moist and succulent. This is one recipe that is all my own from the ground up. We enjoyed it immensely so I truly hope you do too.

This sounds super good