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| HI all, I know raspberrys are not in season but was at the shop a few weeks ago and got several punnets for 20p each instead of £3 ! So I though it was worth trying making some flavoured vodka with them. I placed the berrys in a jar with a little sugar, added the vodka and left them for 2 weeks. I mixed the jars every day or two to make sure the sugar had disolved. Filtered the berrys out last night and if I do day so myself the vodka is great. Would recommend you give it a try. Cheers DrDoug |
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| I do the same with my own damons DrDoug. Because the vodka has no flavour the taste of the fruit really comes through. Must try raspberry!
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| Frozen rasp's work well with vodka, as long as you don't defrost them first...! Also those bags of frozen mixed fruit (Summer fruit?) that most supermarkets seem to have, and frozen blackcurrants make a highly alcoholic Ribena-type drink... Yummmm
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| I made Raspberry Vodka , last year for Xmas. Used fresh Scots Rasps , which were pricey. I let it mature for about 4 weeks. When I strained off , I used the Rasps in a trifle, and also froze the rest. Which I admit I ate quite a few. But also seemed like a good idea to put them frozen into champagne. What a treat , will definitely try again , prob with frozen rasps or when in height of season.
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| we made raspberry vodka a couple of years ago with an excess of rasps from our previous allotment - didn't realise we had to put sugar in and it took aaaages to be ready, but we still have some left and its nice, we left the raspberries in (and i don't even like vodka!). Must try the sloe vodka we made last autumn, its still in the cupboard!
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| Along with Sloe Gin, and Blackberry Whiskey, this is one of our favourites, (although we tend to use Gin rather than Vodka). With ice and tonic this is ready at just the right time of the Summer too. Mark |
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| Depends how sweet the cherries are to start with? If they're 'cooking' type cherries, I definately would add a good dessert spoonful per bottle. If they're already sweet, you probably won't need it.
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