One thing that has fallen by the wayside this year, with a second job, is being able to preserve as much fruit as I'd like to. I was thinking I wouldn't be able to make any cider this year.
But, apparently we haven't had a hard enough freeze to ruin the texture of the apples. This tree is just dropping its fruit.
The deer have been enjoying the bounty, but there is plenty for me too. The cool thing about cider is that the fruit does not have to be perfect.
I brought home my "shopping basket" full.
Getting the job done!
From that basket, I got a gallon of cider. Hope to repeat the feat tomorrow and then can it all. If you would like to see the directions for how to do this (it's really easy), go to Fresh Apple Cider, No Press Needed
Worked all afternoon, and will go in for a few extra hours in the morning. Everything is way behind because of extra holiday sale flyers, personnel changes, and broken equipment. Wowzers. But I'll take the cash.
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4 comments:
Cider is good; cash is good. Win-win. Nice going, Shark.
Oh to be able to pick apples from the tree (or ground). They're so expensive here! Enjoy your cider!
That cider looks so good . . .
I'm in the mood for some right now.
Love apple cider but the price is pretty high this year around here. Home made would be great
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