jonbomb
Well-Known Member
Last weekend I was talking to my uncle when he asked me if I ever tried or made apple jack. I asked him what it was and when he told me it was a drink they used to drink a lot of in the colonial times I went and looked it up.
I found a few different sites on how to make it from cider. Ehow said to boil some brown sugar with water then throw some yeast and apple juice together let it ferment. Then you freeze it remove the white ice from the top and keep repeating the steps until it can't freeze.
Anyone else know a more in depth way to make this. I was thinking about making it for thanksgiving to share with the family...
I found a few different sites on how to make it from cider. Ehow said to boil some brown sugar with water then throw some yeast and apple juice together let it ferment. Then you freeze it remove the white ice from the top and keep repeating the steps until it can't freeze.
Anyone else know a more in depth way to make this. I was thinking about making it for thanksgiving to share with the family...