Fruit vinegar
1 serving
Apple and pear peels, low-quality whole fruits that are unsuitable for canning and marinating, can come in handy for fermentation into homemade vinegar. Transfer the peel from the pre-washed apples and finely chopped fruits into a 0. 75 liter jar and pour warm water with sugar (30 g of sugar per 1 liter of water) so that the fruits are completely covered with veda. Bind the jar with a clean piece of canvas or double gauze and leave in a warm place. After the vinegar is overfed, filter it through double gauze, bottle it and close it. We keep it in the cellar.
Apple and pear peels, low-quality whole fruits that are unsuitable for canning and marinating, can come in handy for fermentation into homemade vinegar. Transfer the peel from the pre-washed apples and finely chopped fruits into a 0. 75 liter jar and pour warm water with sugar (30 g of sugar per 1 liter of water) so that the fruits are completely covered with veda. Bind the jar with a clean piece of canvas or double gauze and leave in a warm place. After the vinegar is overfed, filter it through double gauze, bottle it and close it. We keep it in the cellar.
apple skin to taste, pear skin to taste, sugar to taste