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    By Beth Timbrell
    20 Dec 2018
    Meat Free Monday – recipe #4 - Image 2

    Our final Meat Free Monday recipe for December is for the perfect festive tipple to accompany your Christmas dinner. This mulled cider recipe will keep you warm throughout the winter, and is super easy to make too.

    Mulled cider

    Recipe by former Forest Green Rovers Head Chef Em Franklin

    Serving size: 4

    Ingredients:

    1 litre vegan cider2 shots brandy2 tbsp apple concentrate2 tbsp soft light brown sugar4 cinnamon sticks, bound together with string8 dried cardamom pods4 dried star anise1 fresh orange, studded with cloves and sliced to yield 4 studded rings16 cloves

    Method:

    1.     Place the cider and brandy in a pan over a low heat.

    2.     Add the star anise, cardamom pods, cinnamon sticks, apple concentrate and sugar. You can tie your cardamoms and star anise in a muslin pouch or add them loose.

    3.     Stud your orange with cloves and slice. Add to you brew.

    4.     Taste for sweetness and serve warm with a cinnamon stick and orange slice bobbing in the glass

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