Dandelion wine

A smooth and hearty flower wine with citrus notes that will warm you from head to toe.

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It started on Pinterest, browsing for brewing goodies, when I was directed to this gorgeous recipe on a forum called “X Marks the Scot.” The image that led me there belonged to a gentleman who started a thread in the forum titled “My Irish Grandmother’s Recipe for Dandelion Wine.” Well, that got MY attention. I...

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Spring is sprung! The birds are out, the geese are migrating, the peepers are singing, and dandelion's are popping up in lawns and fields across the country. To celebrate, I'm sharing my super simple dandelion wine recipe with all you lovely people! Click the link to learn how to make the best dandelion wine!| Hillsborough Homesteading #homebrew #fermentation #fermentedfoods #homesteading #diy #recipe #selfsufficiency

Dandelions are the bane of many a homeowner's existence, but they can be transformed into the most delicious sunshine-filled liqueur (colloquially called wine) by making a dandelion tea and then letting it ferment with sugar and citrus. You will find yourself creeping into neighbors' yards to pick more blossoms, it's just that good.

Dandelion Wine - Ray Bradbury. "He stood at the open window in the dark, took a deep breath and exhaled. The street lights, like candles on a black cake, went

It's March, and it snowed again today. In the frozen tundra of New England, we have at least one more month of cold and snow before we can even begin thinking about warmer weather. I'm a summer girl that needs warmth and sunshine, and right now I've got to tell you that I've got a bad case of the Winter Blues. So in an attempt to think about sunnier things, here's my plan: 1) Bake this beautiful Tomato Tart from The Endless Meal Does anything say summer more than tomatoes? And as these…

Choosing a quote from a book to illustrate was harder than I thought it would be. Many of the quotes I found were very descriptive, but also very abstract, and I co uldn’t get a good mental image. Others were so detailed in the imagery, I didn’t know if I could create an image that would live up to the words. Maybe I was making the task more complicated than it needed to be. I finally chose a quote from "Dandelion Wine" by Ray Bradbury: “Dandelion wine. “The words were summer on the tongue…

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