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02-07-2004, 04:34 AM
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brandied cherries canning help
Hi Everyone
I am trying to make brandied cherries for the first time. We have a Bing cherry tree that has produced very well this year. I am confused, so many different recipes on net. Can anyone give me their tried and true yet simple recipe that they have used. Want to get started tomorrow morning. Thanks in advance. 
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02-07-2004, 05:10 AM
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brandied cherries canning help
Ninip wrote:
Hi Everyone I am trying to make brandied cherries for the first time. We have a Bing cherry tree that has produced very well this year. I am confused, so many different recipes on net. Can anyone give me their tried and true yet simple recipe that they have used. Want to get started tomorrow morning. I didn't realize that they required recipes, though a quick google revealed some. I have a friend who owns a cherry orchard. He just takes the freshly picked cherries, sticks them in a jar and covers them with liquor (brandy, rum, schnapps). I tried them with brandy and thought they needed some sweetness, so the next time I tired them I dissolved as much sugar as I could into the brandy and poured than in. The results were excellent.
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