Apple Cider

A friend invited us over to pick some (Macintosh?) apples. They were bruised and cracked, but had a wonderful taste.

This freezes well.

Apple Cider
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Servings
1 gallon
Servings
1 gallon
Apple Cider
Print Recipe
Servings
1 gallon
Servings
1 gallon
Ingredients
Servings: gallon
Instructions
  1. Wash apples.
  2. Roughly chop apples, removing any bruises or wormy parts.
  3. If desired, remove seeds, but it is not necessary.
  4. Using food processor with standard attachment, add chopped apples and pulse until apples are minced and pulpy.
  5. Pour apple pulp into a straining cloth.
  6. Holding over another bowl, squeeze and twist the cloth to extract the juice.
  7. Repeat until all the apples have been juiced.
  8. Serve cold or warmed slightly.
  9. Freeze if desired, leaving a few inches of headspace.
Recipe Notes

While any type of apple works, chose your favorite flavors. Mixing and matching is encouraged. Katie recommended using scraps and juiced apples for apple cider vinegar.  Wonder if it would work.

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