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IDROMELE (Mead)

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  1. here is my recipe. I hope you will enjoy.
    Put more alcohol (400 g instead of 350) if you want a stronger liqueur.
    cheers
    Pandora

    IDROMELE (Mead)

    Category: liqueurs
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    2 g cinnamon - (bark)
    1/2 g cloves
    400 g honey - (I generally use a good chest nut
    -honey or "Ambrosoli"😉
    350g alcohol - 90°
    1 l water
    1 big lemon - only yellow part of zest.

    Let soak in alcohol, in an hermetic pot, cinnamon, cloves and lemon zest
    for 10 days. Spent this period, filter.
    Mix honey with water and boil the mixture till it reduces of an a half. let
    it cool, then add it to the aromatic alcohol.
    Put in a bottle when is cold, closing with sealing wax or a cork.
    Drink after at least 15 -20 days.

    Nutritional facts (daily value):
    Calories 1.223kcal
    Protein 1g (3%)
    Total Fat 0g (0%)
    Sat. 0g (0%)
    Chol. 0mg (0%)
    Carb. 332g (111%)
    Fiber 2g (8%)
    Sugars 329g
    Calcium 72mg (7%)
    Iron 2mg (14%)

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    Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)

  2. Pandora, Almost missed the post. Thanks!!!! BTW, I assume that is 11 Grams
    of water. Now all I have to do is translate into ounces and such <G>. Again,
    Thanks!! Eric

  3. Eric Ferguson said:

    Pandora, Almost missed the post. Thanks!!!! BTW, I assume that is 11
    Grams of water. Now all I have to do is translate into ounces and such
    <G>. Again, Thanks!! Eric

    Eric,

    If you have a google search bar in your browser you can do many
    calculations there. Type:

    11 grams in ounces
    or
    1/4 cup in tablespoons
    or
    2 ounces / 3 grams
    or
    2005 in roman numerals
    or
    100 kilometers in miles

    etc.

    The calculator has complete help.

    Andy

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    Quoted message said:

    Pandora, Almost missed the post. Thanks!!!! BTW, I assume that is 11
    Grams
    of water. Now all I have to do is translate into ounces and such <G>.
    Again,
    Thanks!! Eric

    This might help🙂
    http://www.cafecreosote.com/Reference/equivalents.php3

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    Quoted message said:

    Pandora, Almost missed the post. Thanks!!!! BTW, I assume that is 11 Grams
    of water. Now all I have to do is translate into ounces and such <G>.
    Again,
    Thanks!! Eric

    Noooo!!!! it was 1 litro. (One liter) of water.
    Cheers
    pandora

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