I like you. A lot. And I mean it. It means so much to me that you drop by my blog everyday and hear what I have to say.
That is why today that we are starting to have chilly mornings and afternoons, I prepared something that I think you would like. Let’s sit down and have a chat while we drink a hot cup of warm hugs.
This time I wanna hear what you have to say.
So, what do you want to talk about? We can totally talk about anything under the sun.
We can talk about food {which I talk about on a daily basis} or we can also talk about old boyfriends {yours, not mine,I don’t wanna talk about mine, there’s nothing to talk about} or girlfriends {if you’re a boy….. I’d pretend to be a “dude”} and the latest fashion stuff and kid stuffs {and mom stuffs} —anything really.
Then tomorrow, I’ll start and do the talking again..LOL!
There are days when I give up coffee. No, slash that….There are only times of the day when I give up my coffee and this is one of the reasons why I do…
PrintHot Apple Cider
- Author: Peachy Adarne
Ingredients
- 500 ml apple juice/cider
- 2 cinnamon sticks
- 2 lemon slices
- cloves{optional}
Instructions
- You can put the spices in a cheesecloth and tie it up before puting it in a pot with the apple juice or
- You can just put all the ingredients in a pot and heat it up.
- Serve in mugs and garnish with cinnamon stick
Notes
you can spike it up with rum or apple brandy OR you can put top your hot cider with whipped cream for a Hot Apple Pie drink
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You are very creative in preparing food and beverages.
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I like hot apple cider too, but I don’t make them quiet often. I like it when we go to the pumpkin patch or some affairs and they make apple cider. So good! 🙂 Thanks for sharing the recipe.
I never tried apple cider ever, but only heard it until i migrated in the USA, and it did took me 3 years until i risk to try a sip, the first thing i have was hot cider and i’m glad i did because i started to like it until now..that’s what i’ve always drink during fall.
never really liked apple cider. but my father-in-law loves it.:)
Hat’s off to your creativity in the kitchen MomP!