Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home

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Kitchen: Karaite
Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home

Ingredients

Alcohol 96% 1 l.
Honey 400 ml.
Cardamom 10 pieces.
Cinnamon sticks 4 things.
Nutmeg 1 PC.
Carnation 10 pieces.
Juniper berries 10 pieces
Fresh ginger root 3 cm.
Black peppercorns 1 tbsp. l
Allspice peas 1 tbsp. l
Dried Turmeric Root 1 PC.
Small lemon zest 1 PC.
Small orange peel 1 PC.
Cumin seeds 1 tsp
Black tea leaves 1 tsp
Badian 3 pcs.
Bottled or filtered water 4-5 st.
Vanilla sugar (2 sachets)

Cooking method

  • There are many honey liqueurs in the world. Some appeared quite recently and quickly conquered the market, others have always been by our standards, and they did not need to conquer the market. One of these is the well-known honey liqueur krupnik, which has been prepared in Poland and Belarus, the Baltic States and the Crimea since the 18th century. He is one of the few "elite" drinks that were traditionally prepared in Russia. Krupnik is prepared on the basis of alcohol, honey and spices. It is also cooked with juices, cranberries, etc. Thus, in our millennium, every Karaite family bakes flat cakes, in every family they know how to cook a krupnik and bake kibins. To prepare this drink, the Karaites use about 14 types of roots, various spices. Karaites say that krupnik should be drunk in small glasses so that the head remains clear. The drink tastes sweet, but it goes well with both meat and sweet dishes.
  • I want to share with you one of the recipes known to me, it is not difficult to cook it. I propose to prepare and taste the traditional Karaite krupnik - an ancient alcoholic drink made as follows.
  • Chop the nutmeg into several small pieces. Break the cinnamon sticks into pieces. Cut the ginger into slices without peeling. Peel the zest off the citrus fruits in wide strips. Place all the spices and zest in a large saucepan. Pour in water, bring to a boil, simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. Add honey, cook until honey is completely dissolved, about 5 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat, let it cool, pour alcohol into the resulting syrup, stir, remove the zest. Leave the krupnik to infuse for 24 hours, and then filter. Pour the filtered infusion back into the jar and let stand for 10 days. The krupnik is ready, but the longer it stands, the more fragrant it will become. To clear the color (for transparency), toss in a pinch of raisins.
  • PS. The recipe given above is not a standard for making krupnika, since each housewife has her own recipe, with her own aromas and taste. Try, experiment, look for your own!
  • Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home
  • Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home


BabaGalya
Zacharywhat a cool recipe, I can smell it. What tea leaves? Thanks for the recipe
Zachary
Quote: BabaGalya
What tea leaves?
Black, corrected in the recipe
knob
Zachary! I liked your recipe very much. Everything except the turmeric root. There is ground, but is it suitable? Advise
Zachary
Quote: knop

Zachary! I liked your recipe very much. Everything except the turmeric root. There is ground, but is it suitable? Advise
You don't have to use it at all.
Wildebeest
Zacharyit looks like the drink is very tasty, aromatic. All of his aromas rushed from the monitor.
I took it to bookmarks as soon as .... I will do it right away.
Gaby
Zachary, thanks for the interesting recipe. And how many degrees does the drink get?
Zachary
Quote: Gabi
And how many degrees does the drink get?

when calculating 5 glasses of 1 tbsp. - 250 ml at the outlet about 40 degrees, but the liquor is drunk gently
Gaby
Thanks for the answer, now we need to think about where to get alcohol.
Zachary
Quote: Gabi
Thanks for the answer, now you have to think about where to get alcohol
You can also use vodka, but then reduce the amount of water to one or two glasses and the drink at the exit will turn out to be a light female
Gaby
Zakharushka, you are a genius, I haven't even thought about vodka.
Wildebeest
Zachary, please tell us all the subtleties of filtering.
I cooked it today, it's getting cold, darling.
Zachary
Quote: Wildebeest

Zachary, please tell us all the subtleties of filtering.
I cooked it today, it's getting cold, darling.
After 24 hours of infusion, filter through cheesecloth. Pour everything into a bottle or can, well, depending on how much you did. The resulting infusion add raisins and leave for a couple of weeks, during which time the liquid will clear up. Drain gently with a tube (if you don’t have it in your everyday life, buy a dropper and use it) The drain should be carefully without capturing the sediment from the bottom, filter the remaining sediment. You decide how to filter
Fotina
Zakhary, you told about chapraks once .. Where can you find this drink? We will be in Evpatoria in June, I would like to buy a couple of bottles as a gift.)

And I'll make the liquor myself, just in time for the return it will infuse)
Wildebeest
Zachary, and again the question: how much raisins to add? Is a handful enough? Do you need to wash raisins?
Let's deal with the tube. Thanks for answering.
I asked about filtration, because someone filters through rags, someone through a cotton swab, someone through coffee filters. I have never used coffee filters, I always forget to buy.
Zachary
Quote: Wildebeest
how much raisins to add? Is a handful enough? Do you need to wash raisins?
Add a handful, I'm not my raisins, but it doesn't matter.
Wildebeest
Zachary, understandably. Thanks again.
While cooking seasonings, it smelled so nice with spices !!!!!
Zachary
Quote: Wildebeest
While cooking seasonings, it smelled so nice with spices !!!!!

The main condition is time. Withstand at least two weeks and then start taking the sample. The longer it costs the better
Wildebeest
Quote: Zachary

The main condition is time. Withstand at least two weeks and then start taking the sample. The longer it costs the better
I'll try every two weeks until it's over. But I’ll find out how much to insist on my taste.


Added Thursday, May 12, 2016 8:44 PM

ZacharyDo you happen to have a recipe using tarragon?
kubanochka
I didn't understand ... What do we have? Has Krupnik's season begun? Yesterday I cooked and put it in the fermenter for the "Wine" program
Zachary, count how much we matured, and then bang, and went to cook everything Krupnik
Zachary
Quote: kubanochka
Zakhary, estimate how much we matured, and then bang, and went to cook everything Krupnik
It's high time and you're all ripe
Wildebeest
Quote: Zachary

It's high time and you're all ripe
I then cooked the spices a week ago, but all hands did not reach, they did not reach so much that I had to send the zest to the freezer. And this morning I got up and forced myself to get down to business. I had a troublesome week. My daughter also says that she is exhausted this week.
kubanochka
Quote: Zachary

It's high time and you're all ripe
So already ripe, already cooked. Two liters is infused ... Come up with something else, Zakhary, we have something else tasty, you know how ... (here I look into your eyes with devotion)
Zachary
Quote: kubanochka

(here I loyally look into your eyes)
Yes, I’m sure I’ll give up without a fight. We'll have to do something.
Wildebeest
Quote: kubanochka
Come up with something else, Zakhariy, we have something else tasty, you know how ... (here I faithfully look into your eyes)
Zachary, I, like Lena, also loyally look into your eyes and languish in anticipation.
kubanochka, Lena, but about the infusion in the fermenter incubator krupnik can be more detailed?
kubanochka
Quote: Wildebeest
about insisting in a fermenter, an incubator of a krupnik, in more detail, can you?
And what is there in more detail? When the spicy syrup cooled down, I poured it into a 2 liter fermenter jar, added vodka, closed the lid and put it on Wine. Let's go for the second day, I haven’t filtered it yet, and it’s just the same with spice roots. The color is even more beautiful today than yesterday.

Now there are 167 hours of flight left (I put it on 204)

Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home

Especially for the photo shoot, I took it out, stirred it up, but it will stand a little and it becomes transparent.

Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home

For lack of some spices, I added Indian masala, there is all the necessary list. But nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, ginger ... it's all not ground, but as in the recipe.
Wildebeest
kubanochka, Lena, I still have it muddy, put it in a dark place.
On the weekend we leave for the dacha, I'll come, pour everything into the fermenter. I have a fermenter with one 2-liter jar, so I have to add time during the play.
Your krupnik already looks beautiful. My pepper also rose.
Wildebeest
kubanochka, Lena, how is your krupnik doing?
I completely forgot about mine. Yesterday I filtered it, added raisins, put it in the fermenter. While I was filtering, I licked a little - delicious! After infusion with raisins, it should be even tastier.

And our Zakhariy promised to give us another drink, but he disappeared. Naturally, spring, gardening chores.
kubanochka
Sveta, I also filtered my krupnik yesterday. Having previously forgotten about it too. I also forgot to add the raisins. I'm going to fix the mistake.
Wildebeest
Quote: kubanochka
I also forgot to add the raisins. I'm going to fix the mistake.
Here you see? At least I reminded you of the raisins.
Wildebeest
The brother-in-law's brother came to us on business, I shook him to try the krupnik from the fermenter, he tried it and said: THING. The next day, my son-in-law came home from work and decided to try the krupnik, I poured it, he also liked the krupnik.

And now I insist on the same drink, but without honey. I'll see what happens.
Zachary
Quote: Wildebeest
And now I insist on the same drink, but without honey. I'll see what happens.
It will be good too, I did this and that, but still wins a lot with honey
Wildebeest
Zachary, so if Th, then honey can be added later? Or will it be wrong again?
Zachary
Quote: Wildebeest
Zakhari, so if what, can you add honey later? Or will it be wrong again?
No, not that, a recipe is a recipe. Honey reveals all aromas.

You can replace it with sugar syrup of the same proportions, but the taste is not exactly the same
Wildebeest
Zachary, the taste, though not the same, will be new. I still want to try this and that. The machine is up and running.
kubanochka
Quote: Wildebeest
And now I insist on the same drink, but without honey. I'll see what happens.
Wildebeest, Svetul, almost Martini will turn out))) Look here
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=415592.0
Wildebeest
kubanochka, Lena !!!!
Oooooo! This is your recipe !!!!!
kubanochka
Quote: Wildebeest
This is your recipe !!!!!
Why is he mine? His Irishka filirina brought it, I only helped her insert the video)))
Zachary
It’s time for the girls to taste, and you’re not even like that.
kubanochka
Quote: Zachary
it's time to taste, and you are all not even like
What's wrong ?! Won Svetik on his son-in-law and his brother checks before trying it. And I don't drink at all. I just insist on something, brew, filter, pour ... I enjoy the process itself And then drink the guests, of course.
Zachary
Quote: kubanochka
The process itself is pleasant to me
Already Something, A is that itself
kubanochka
Zacharytake a fluttered report

Krupnik - Spicy honey liqueur brewed at home

I tried it. Very, very tasty! And why did I decide that I don't drink
ukby
Zachary, good day !!))
Thanks for the recipe ...
What can you say about this ...

If you are afraid of honey overheating and release of carcinogens, do not heat the mixture above 60 ° C

I can't really insert the link .... newbie ... replace those nttr to the desired ..... nttr: //
Thank you!!
Zachary
Quote: ukby
What can you say about this ...
I did not understand what you mean. If you wanted to show a link to a krupnik recipe, then there are many of them. If about honey, then everyone decides for himself. I only offer the recipe and do not go into this jungle.
kubanochka
Quote: ukby
What can you say about this ...

If you are afraid of honey overheating and release of carcinogens, do not heat the mixture above 60 ° C

ukby, and where in the recipe says that the temperature will be above 60 degrees? The recipe clearly states:
Quote: Zachary
Pour in water, bring to a boil, simmer over low heat for 10 minutes.Add honey, cook until honey is completely dissolved, about 5 minutes.
Boil water and make maaaaaa little fire. That is, not 100 degrees. Cool to 60 and add honey. It will dissolve in 5 minutes
ukby
The recipe clearly states:

Quote: Zechariah on Apr 13. 2016, 15:44

Pour in water, bring to a boil, simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. Add honey, cook until honey is completely dissolved, about 5 min.

Thank you for your answer !!)) True, I always believed that cooking means with bubbles ... that is, 100 degrees ...)))
kubanochka
Quote: ukby
True, I have always believed that cooking means with bubbles ... that is, 100 degrees ...)))
Nah ... It's boil))))
ukby
)))) not .. well, I don’t argue with the guru ... the current here ...
Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by T. F. Efremova - "VARIT"


cook [cook] nesov. crossover and not trans. 1) a) trans. Cook smth. in water or other liquid, bringing food on fire to a certain readiness, boiling drinking[/ color]. b) Engage in cooking hot food, cook. 2) decomp. not transferable. Digest, assimilate food (about the stomach). 3) cross. Make smth. by heating, melting, etc. 4) trans. To weld metal objects and their parts; weld.
Lana_65
Hmmm ... and I, being naive, thought that trolls are not found on this forum
Wildebeest
Here I am with my Vakogol ...
Made in a large bottle without honey, and in a small one with honey.
🔗

Zacharylet me kiss you ... Then ... if you want ...
Thanks again for the recipe. I liked both options. Very aromatic drinks.
The one without honey - before dinner, and the one with honey - for dessert.

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