A blog about trying to live a green life in the city with as much of a country feel as possible. Vegetables, foraging, preserves, crafts, wildlife, community, recycling, cycling... Helen, Leyton, London, E10
Showing posts with label fig whisky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fig whisky. Show all posts
Saturday, December 4, 2010
blackberry vodka surprise
The sugar in the fig whisky has now disolve, so I put it away in a cupboard and found half a bottle of blackberry vodka - the blackberries still there. For a moment I thought it had been there for over a year but then remembered I'd just made a little this year to use up the some left-over vodka. It should be ready to drink now!
Monday, November 29, 2010
fig whisky
I got some tidying done today, but, as I suspected, not very much got rid of.
I have started some fig whisky using a recipe from the December issue of Country Living, though missing out the orange rind.
I love country liquors. I picked some lovely large sloes this year, but didn't have any gin. By the time I remembered to get some I realised I should have left the lid off the container to give the sloes a chance to dry out, as some had gone mouldy and I dared not risk the rest.
The Country Living recipe says ready in a month, but I usually leave for 3.
I have started some fig whisky using a recipe from the December issue of Country Living, though missing out the orange rind.
I love country liquors. I picked some lovely large sloes this year, but didn't have any gin. By the time I remembered to get some I realised I should have left the lid off the container to give the sloes a chance to dry out, as some had gone mouldy and I dared not risk the rest.
The Country Living recipe says ready in a month, but I usually leave for 3.
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