Fire Cider

Fiyaaaaaaaa-haaaaa-haaaaaa! Cider.

If you’re not on the fire cider train, then you best get a ticket and come aboard! (omg I’m so sorry about all of this.)

Does it work? Who really knows. Could it help? Well I think so! Look at everything in it. Nothing but aromatics, herbs, cinnamon, vinegar and honey. How could it not be doing something amazing?

Also, I know this might sound cuckoo, but I love the flavor. It’s punchy, spicy, has a bite, with a hint of sweet. It’s so good! Do the kids like it?

Um.

Hmmmm.

Never mind.

It’s very simple. You cut up an onion, a lemon, an orange, grab a few garlic cloves, some rosemary, cinnamon sticks, some turmeric and ginger root if you have it. Violently squeeze it all in a jar, add the apple cider vinegar and honey, and shake the crud out of it. That’s it.

A tablespoon every morning is what this crew does (during the winter months) and I feel like it helps.

Now, to be fair, those of you who know Natalie in person will be like, “Bull honky! That girl’s had a nasty cough!” You guys I just made this. So we’re a little late. We’re fine. It’s all fine. Stop yelling at me.

It’s a good gut punch, if anything. Be sure and take it after you’ve had a little food, or else the apple cider vinegar will make your stomach feel weird for about a minute or so. It’s like, WHOA. But I love a good whoa.

I feel like you love a good whoa. Right? Who’s in for whoas?!

Acidic and vibrant. Lots of spice. Lots of sass. I dare you to make one and take a little bit everyday and just see how you feel.

While we’re at it, let’s howl at the moon in our underpants!

You in?

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Ingredients

  • 1 medium white onion, quartered
  • 1 jalapeño, sliced in half
  • 1 lemon, quartered
  • 1 small orange, quartered
  • 3-5 garlic cloves, out of their skins
  • 2 cinnamon sticks, halved
  • 1 sprig fresh rosemary
  • A nob of Turmeric root (or 1/2 tsp ground)
  • A nob of ginger root if you have it
  • 1 cup apple cider vinegar
  • 1/4-1/2 cup honey

Instructions

  1. Combine everything in a jar, seal with the lid and shake shake shake! (It off?) Take a tablespoon every morning. Lasts all winter in the fridge.
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FI-YAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAA HAAAAAA! Cider.

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8 Responses to Fire Cider

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    Interesting way to get my daily dose of tumeric,! Ha, better than burying it in my eggs thank you
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    When the liquid runs out, do you add more or start over?
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