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A Holiday Tradition…

One of our fondest memories of the Thanksgiving we spent

together in New York was walking from our tiny West Village apartment

up to Macy’s to watch the Thanksgiving Day Parade – in person!!

One of the best parts?  The delicious mulled wine that accompanied us in

our trusty thermos!! :)  We’ve been to many countries that have a version

of mulled wine - it’s called “Gluhwein” in Germany, “Glogg” in Sweden…

You get the drift – but by any name, it’s a fabulous Holiday treat, so we thought

we’d share our recipe with our lovely blog readers this Thanksgiving.

Enjoy!!

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Mulled Wine

1 Bottle dry red wine (we used Meditrina {5}  this time – a blend of pinot noir, syrah & zinfandel – yum!)

1/2 cup sugar

2/3 cup water

2 cinnamon sticks

4 whole cloves

lemon peel & orange rind to taste – we use a few generous strips of each

Combine water, sugar, cinnamon, cloves, and citrus peel.  Bring to a boil, and simmer for a minute or two,

then add wine and heat just until hot (over heat it and you’ll cook off the alcohol – which you definitely

don’t want to do!! ;)  Pour through a strainer into cups & garnish with a cinnamon stick

and bit of citrus peel.

Oh, and at our house we love a piece of Swedish coffee bread alongside the mulled wine…

but that recipe’s a family secret!

Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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December 8, 2009 - 12:44 pm Molly - yes! i'm going for it this year :) thanks for sharing!

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