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Apple Cider Syrup
Apple Cider Syrup Ingredients: apples, raw, with skin sugars, brown syrups, corn, light butter, without salt lemon juice, raw spices, cinnamon, ground spices, nutmeg, ground spices, ginger, ground Directions: In a 1-q...
Apple Cider Syrup
Ingredients:
apples, raw, with skin
sugars, brown
syrups, corn, light
butter, without salt
lemon juice, raw
spices, cinnamon, ground
spices, nutmeg, ground
spices, ginger, ground
Directions:
In a 1-quart, heat proof, microwavable measuring bowl, mix all of the ingredients.
Heat in the microwave on high for about 5 minutes or until the butter is completely melted.
Stir and heat until mixture is reduced to 1 1/2 cups, about 10 minutes.
Let stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes until slightly thickened.
Hints for success: - Be sure to heat the griddle before pouring your pancake batter.
- Using a copper bowl to whisk the egg whites will give you more volume.
- Do not whisk the whites until they appear dry.
They should be stiff, yet moist.
- Fold the whites and the squash mixture gently.
If you over do it you will deflate the whites and have tougher, flatter pancakes.
- The syrup is rich and full of flavor.
You can make it the night before, refrigerate it and reheat the next morning.
- Use the freshest apple cider you can find.
If you use apple juice, try to use one that is not overly sweet.
Ingredients:
apples, raw, with skin
sugars, brown
syrups, corn, light
butter, without salt
lemon juice, raw
spices, cinnamon, ground
spices, nutmeg, ground
spices, ginger, ground
Directions:
In a 1-quart, heat proof, microwavable measuring bowl, mix all of the ingredients.
Heat in the microwave on high for about 5 minutes or until the butter is completely melted.
Stir and heat until mixture is reduced to 1 1/2 cups, about 10 minutes.
Let stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes until slightly thickened.
Hints for success: - Be sure to heat the griddle before pouring your pancake batter.
- Using a copper bowl to whisk the egg whites will give you more volume.
- Do not whisk the whites until they appear dry.
They should be stiff, yet moist.
- Fold the whites and the squash mixture gently.
If you over do it you will deflate the whites and have tougher, flatter pancakes.
- The syrup is rich and full of flavor.
You can make it the night before, refrigerate it and reheat the next morning.
- Use the freshest apple cider you can find.
If you use apple juice, try to use one that is not overly sweet.