♠ Posted by Unknown in Recipes at 10:50 AM
Apples (2)
Lemon (Half)
Sugar (5 Tablespoon)
Process:
Begin by washing and then coring the apple to take out
seeds. Slice the apples and the apples no need to peel.
Put in the apples to the jar and add sufficient water to
just cover up them. Too much water and you’ll have attractive weak juice. This
juice may appear a bit well-built, but it’s easier to thin the juice with additional
water slightly than trying to create the flavor stronger.
Gradually heat the apples for 20-25 minutes or till the
apples become pretty soft. Put a filter in your sieve and position the sieve
over your pot.
Bit by bit ladle the warm juice/apple mix into the filter
and softly smash the apples. The juice will be clean through the base into your
pot at the same time as the apple mush will be left over. Put the mush in
another sink for shortly. Continue these procedures again and again till all the
juice is in the pot. At last, add lemon (half for two apples preferred) and
sugar (5 Tablespoon Preferred).
Taste your juice once it’s cooled for a bit. And, if the
flavor is too tough, you can include water with it at a time to fade the
flavor.
Extra apple mush that you collected can simply be twisted
into apple sauce by putting in a blender and adding cinnamon and sugar.
Remember that there is no preservative your homemade
apple juice. So make sure to use it within a week and to keep it refrigerated!
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