I made the cider last week, but haven't gotten around to posting it until now... oops my bad.
After all was said and done, I had 500 grams of coarse pulp, 500 grams of fine pulp (first straining vs second straining, there was a distinct difference between them) and 2.5 liters of Apple Cider.
I had intended on spicing it by tossing in a cinnamon stick and some clove berries. But unfortunately I forgot about it until about 2 minutes into the canning process. I could have removed the jars and broken the seal. Though I wasn't sure if I would be able to use the lids again (One use only, they may not seal properly the second time and their dirt cheap). I didn't want to waste the lids so I just left them in the water until they were done being processed. Oh well, maybe next year.
The following is pictures of the haul this year.
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ALL of these apples were from one tree in the city (the only tree to bear fruit for me) |
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These are all of the apples from my parents tree |
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5x500 mL jars were the total cider haul this year |
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Hard (course) pulp and Soft (fine) pulp, about 500 g each |
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Better lighting in this picture of the apple cider |
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Side shot to show the opacity of the juice! |
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