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Islander's mead recipe
Moonie Petul asked for the recipe I was using to make mead. Here it is, but bear in mind, I'm only at the point of gathering the plastic jugs. I do have all the honey I will need, though. If I can remember, I'll follow up with results, though the bottles will have to age for 6 months...if I live that long, I'll get back to you!
http://www.stormthecastle.com/mead/f...ead-making.htm
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That sounds tasty.
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Wouldn't glass jugs be better, Islander?
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Honey, those big glass retorts are expensive. Milk jugs are free. The finished product does go into glass wine bottles which I've been saving!
The wine I had to drink! Oh, the sacrifice!
Last edited by Islander; 06-15-11 at 10:08 AM.
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What a fun recipe!
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It's a tough job, but someone had to do it!Originally Posted by Islander
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Can't 'ya just go to the dang liqua sto like the rest of us? What? You too dang good for a 5th of Jack?
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Sam, the mead sounds awfully good to me. And so romantically Middle Ages!
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Oooh, you're bringing back memories. Me, a fifth of JD, some good friends, and the New Orleans Jazz Festival... recipe for fun, trouble, and a baaaad sunburn.
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Thank you Islander - for remembering and posting... Have been researching beehives etc of late - small snag being that I am allergic to bee stings lol..
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I am also mildly allergic to bee stings. The best remedy I have found to put on a bee sting is toothpaste.
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Thank you Aaltrude... I generally have to go for antihistamine and suffer the swelling and itching for 3/4 days...
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