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Showing posts with label vinegar. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2012

Homemade Vinegar - Update

Well,

It didn't go exactly as planned. I left the vinegar solution to ferment which you are supposed to do and it started to mold, so I tossed it out.

Oh, well, back to reading and research to see how to do this the correct way.



Thursday, November 22, 2012

Homemade Vinegar

Step 1 - Pineapples in a food grade bucket
 I recently read about making homemade vinegar in a copy of Backwoodsman Magazine. It described using 5 apple peels and cores to create it so I thought that since we have an abundance of fresh pineapples that I would try to make it from that.

Ingredients:

Peels from 3 pineapples
2 quarts of water
1 cup of sugar



Step 1 is to add the pineapple peels and cores to a clean food grade bucket. We got our bucket from Wal-Mart. It was an old icing bucket from the bakery section that they gave us.

Step 2 is to add 2 quarts of water to the bucket. I used a quart mason jar and just filled it up twice.
Step 2 - Add 2 quarts of water (1 quart is shown)

Step 3 was to add 1 cup of sugar to the mixture on in the bucket.

For the next step, just cover it with plastic wrap for 2 days

Finally, we'll age the vinegar in jugs for 2 weeks.

When we get to the final step, I'll take a picture and post what it looks like and see how it turns out.


Step 3 - Add 1 cup of sugar