Chaga Cider
[Vegan, Gluten-Free]
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Healthful foods made using wholesome, natural ingredients and always without gluten, dairy, eggs or corn.
Christine...
Healthful foods made using wholesome, natural ingredients and always without gluten, dairy, eggs or corn.
Christine DesRoches writes recipes for her blog, My Natural Kitchen. She lives in the Niagara region of Southern Ontario. My Natural Kitchen is a collection of deeply-nourishing and healthful foods made using wholesome, natural ingredients and always without gluten, dairy, eggs or corn. "Alternative baking" has become a favourite past-time, and something beautiful, healthy and delicious is always in the works! Read more about Christine DesRoches
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Chaga Cider [Vegan, Gluten-Free]
Everybody is getting on the Chaga mushroom train and with good reason – Chaga is pretty magic. This little mushroom is prized for its medicinal capabilities and this cider is the perfect way to take your medicine. The cinnamon, vanilla, and apple flavors mix together seamlessly to make a tasty,...
Everybody is getting on the Chaga mushroom train and with good reason – Chaga is pretty magic. This little mushroom is prized for its medicinal capabilities and this cider is the perfect way to take your medicine. The cinnamon, vanilla, and apple flavors mix together seamlessly to make a tasty, healthy beverage.
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How to Prepare Chaga Cider [Vegan, Gluten-Free]
- Use a sharp knife to gently cut a slit in the vanilla bean, to expose the seeds.
- Add the Chaga, apple cider, cinnamon stick, and vanilla bean to a pot and turn the heat to medium.
- Allow the cider to come to a gentle simmer. Once simmering, infuse the cider for a minimum of 15 minutes. The cider will reduce slightly as it simmers.
- Pour the cider through a fine-mesh sieve to strain out the Chaga chunks, cinnamon stick, and vanilla bean. Serve the cider hot, or allow to cool to store in the fridge. Reheat cider gently over low heat to serve.
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