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kelmac07 04-19-2013 06:58 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Ensure you take pics of the final product Jason. :tu :tu

CigarSquid 04-19-2013 08:08 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Yes, love to see the final product. I still have a few jars... Yummm

kydsid 04-20-2013 03:46 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Bottled some pints and put the rest in leftover bottles. Tastes awesome.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8257/8...97b80ea363.jpg
CameraZOOM-20130420163633928.jpg by kydsid, on Flickr

kelmac07 04-20-2013 03:47 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Looking good Jason. Enjoy!! :dr :dr

CigarSquid 04-20-2013 10:06 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Only yours mac comes out dark/cloudy.. I think you are hiding something from us...

kydsid 04-21-2013 06:53 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
I didn't use anything but clear liquids even the cider was clear, only one I could find actually.


As for storage of this stuff. Do I have to store it in the fridge. Was going to keep some of it in the same closet I keep a coolidor. It's dark and as cool as I can let it be, say highest around 80 in the summer. Will it be okay in there for some months?

kelmac07 04-21-2013 08:31 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garryyjr (Post 1824283)
Only yours mac comes out dark/cloudy.. I think you are hiding something from us...

It's the cider you guys are using. I'm buying a fresh cider from a local farmers market here in Virginia. I'm assuming you guys are buying a grocery store cider, which is known for a longer shelf life, but more processed than the fresh stuff.

kelmac07 04-21-2013 08:32 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kydsid (Post 1824345)
I didn't use anything but clear liquids even the cider was clear, only one I could find actually.


As for storage of this stuff. Do I have to store it in the fridge. Was going to keep some of it in the same closet I keep a coolidor. It's dark and as cool as I can let it be, say highest around 80 in the summer. Will it be okay in there for some months?

Jason...I always store mine in the fridge. Have kept some in there for as long as nine months and it's still as good as the day I made it. Not sure about leaving it stored outside the fridge...I know I won't do it. :2

kydsid 04-21-2013 09:53 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
If I had used fresh cider I'd definitely agree. Gonna try for a while and see what happens since I used pasteurized preservative filled cider and juice.

Now another question. Found with tasting that the cinnamon was really good and a little high so didn't need to leave in the jars. You think I can save and reuse the sticks?

kelmac07 04-21-2013 09:55 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kydsid (Post 1824377)
If I had used fresh cider I'd definitely agree. Gonna try for a while and see what happens since I used pasteurized preservative filled cider and juice.

Now another question. Found with tasting that the cinnamon was really good and a little high so didn't need to leave in the jars. You think I can save and reuse the sticks?

I've personally never re-used the sticks. After I cook it and it cools down, I toss the sticks. If you leave them in the jar, it gets too strong. I guess you could always try to re-use them. Not sure how strong the cinnamon will be.

CigarSquid 04-21-2013 10:58 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
I like them in the jar..

Reuse, prolly not much left after the 1st use.

Genetic Defect 04-21-2013 09:48 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
:dr adding this to my list

5newmans 07-30-2013 11:35 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
I modified this great recipe to make a peach cobbler version.
Here is the recipe if anyone would like to try it.

Peach Cobbler Shine
Prep time 5 Min
Cook time 60 Min

Ingredients:
1 gallon peach grape juice
2 cups white sugar
3 table spoon of Vanilla Extract
6 cinnamon sticks (get a legit brand. Spend the extra cash.)
Sliced peaches
2 cups 190 proof Everclear grain alcohol
1 cup Whipped Cream Vodka
2 cup peach schnapps

Directions:
In a large pot, combine peach grape juice, sugar, vanilla extract, 1 cup peach schnapps, peach slices and three cinnamon sticks. Bring to a boil, simmer for
1 hour, then remove from heat and let cool completely (overnight preferred). When juice mixture is cool, Stir in the grain alcohol, 1 cup peach schnapps
and vodka. Add 1 peach slice in each jar and fill jars with mixture (strain while filling jars for smoother mixture).

Store in fridge. Before serving, shake the jar (cinnamon residue will float to the bottom), pour in a cup of ice, and drink up!!


Thanks Mac, the original is still the best.

363 07-30-2013 11:51 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
I am gonna have to try this as well...

pektel 07-30-2013 12:34 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
I have one jar left in the fridge. Made a half batch a while ago, and accidentally used enough cinnamon for a full batch.

So, I cut it back down with apple juice, and add some vodka too kick the alcohol content back up.

Still works good for me. :D

CigarSquid 07-30-2013 09:04 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 363 (Post 1867417)
I am gonna have to try this as well...

Ditto. Sounds awesome.

MUNKY 08-12-2013 08:10 PM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Ok, I need to try this. I have been buying some at our local store and this sounds amazing.

shortbus 08-17-2013 10:21 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Gotta try this as soon as I can find some cider.

kelmac07 09-01-2013 08:00 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
One batch of "Mac's Apple Pie 'Shine" all bottled up and ready to roll for Dom's Jersey Herf. :dr :dr :dr :dr

http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...psf1604c1b.jpg

Ncpsycho 09-01-2013 09:22 AM

Re: Mac's Apple Pie Shine
 
Looks sick


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