Mulled Wine
A spicy warming winter tipple
Mulled wine is a traditional warming winter drink enjoyed in various guises across the colder areas of Europe.
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Mulled wine is a traditional winter beverage that has been served in Europe for thousands of years. In a classic form, mulled wine is made with red wine, spices, lemon, and sugar, and served warm.
Mulled Wine - Wine, usually red, that is heated, but not boiled, with sugar and spices, such as cinnamon stick, ground mace and whole cloves.
Mulligatawny - English version of chicken or lamb soup served with rice. The original is Indian.
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Mulled Wine or Glogg
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bishop A mulled wine drink, often made with port or champagne, flavored with orange and lemon, cinnamon, clove, and other spices; a traditional drink in England and northern Europe.
Biskote (Ger.) ladyfinger.
Star anise has also found limited use in the West, where its main application is as a (cheaper) substitute for anise in mulled wine, desserts and, most importantly, in liqueurs.
Cinnamon is much used in Nordic cuisine to flavour various sweet baked goods, cookies, fruit salads and compotes, preserves, mulled wines and other beverages. It is sprinkled on dessert porridges, puddings and local cultured milk products.
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Is not a mixture! It is a dried berry that comes from a West Indian tree and is sometimes known as pimento. Great in mulled wines, Christmas pudding and marinades.
Mull - To flavor a beverage, such as cider or wine, by heating it with spices or other flavorings.
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Ground cloves are used in the preparation of many cakes and soups. Whole cloves add wonderful flavor to mulled wines and ciders, and the spice of choice for baking ham. Cloves also have natural preservative qualities in pickling solutions and oils.
It is used in curries and pilaus and in garam masala. It may be used to spice mulled wines, creams and syrups. The largest importer of Sri Lankan cinnamon is Mexico, where it is drunk with coffee and chocolate and brewed as a tea.
Wassail is an ancient British toast meaning 'to be well' and is also the punch of mulled wine garnished with roasted apples. Read More in the Curious Cooks Glossary.
It is still commonly used in mulled wines and ciders. Like other spices, canela should be stored in a dry, cool cabinet, in airtight jars and out of direct light. It may keep for several months up to a year.
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They are mildly fragrant and have an aromatic flavor akin to a combination of lemon, sage, and, caraway. Whole coriander seeds are used in pickling and for special drinks, such as mulled wine. Ground coriander seed is also called cumin.
Mace is most often used with sweet or spicy dishes such as pies, custards, puddings, cookies, cakes, and beverages such as milk or egg-based beverages, mulled wine, and punch.
Whole, they add flavor to mulled wines and ciders, as well as used in cooking whole hams. Cocoa The pods of the cocao tree which are processed to remove the cocoa butter and ground into powder. There are two types of powder, American and Dutch.
Whole cloves add great flavor to mulled wines and ciders, and the spice of choice for baking ham. Cloves also have natural preservative qualities in pickling solutions and oils. Also: a segment of a bulb, such as garlic.
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