"It's no big deal. My mother always dumped the stuff in a big garbage can in the basement, waited a couple of months, then bottled it. Tasted real good, too."
"Oh, sure, I've made dandelion wine. Not hard, reallly. Just some dandelions, sugar and a little bit of yeast. Patience, that's the key. You've got to be willing to wait for it to mature before you drink it."
"What's not to like? Fast. Easy. Cheap. I had a grandmother who made the best dandelion wine around...now that I think of it, I don't think she even used a recipe. Just some flowers and sugar. Oh, yeah. And yeast. That's it, though."
It sounds like a walk in the park, doesn't it? No big deal, they said. Quick and easy...and something anyone could do.
So I picked flowers.
Then, I cooked them.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
A Dandelion Tale, Part One
Posted by Sarita Leone at 3:18 AM
Labels: Winemaking 101
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7 comments:
oh, you have to tell us what happened. It does look easy and simple though.
You left me hanging!!
Hmmm... did you have to sterilize the bottle?
I want to know what happened! LOL
Okay . . . what happened?!?!?
A mystery...sure looks yummy, that is a super color! Like summer in a bottle. Can't wait to see what happens next!!!
LOL oh I can hardly wait to hear how this one turns out.... don't keep us in suspense too long!
I never thought I'd say this... but you are a rotten person.
Leaving us hanging.... i'll be up all night wondering.
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