282-Anise Wine (Potato-Based)
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Ingredients
Potatoes: 5 lb
Sugar (Brown): 2.5 lb
Lemon: 2 Unit
Orange: 2 Unit
Anise "stars," crushed: 2 Unit
Ginger Root: 0.5 oz
Pectic Enzyme (Teaspoon): 0.5 Unit
Water: 1 gal(US)
Nutrient (Teaspoon): 1 Unit
Yeast ( wine yeast): 1 Unit
Steps
Use well-scrubbed, older potatoes (under-ripe, still greenish potatoes are toxic).
Boil the potatoes in a gallon of water until tender but the skins unbroken.
Remove the potatoes for other uses and retain the water for the wine.
Put the sugar and the thinly peeled rinds (no pith, please) of the lemons and oranges and their juice in the water.
Thinly slice the ginger root and add to water.
Crush the star anises and add these to water.
Bring water to boil, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes while stirring to dissolve sugar.
Remove from heat and strain water into primary.
Cover with sterile cloth and allow to cool to 70 degrees F.
Add pectic enzyme and yeast nutrient, recover and set aside for 12 hours.
Add activated wine yeast and ferment 7 days, stirring daily.
Siphon into secondary, affix airlock and set aside to ferment out.
Rack after 60 days, top up and reattach airlock.
When wine clears, rack again, top up and reattach airlock.
After 4 months, stabilize and rack into bottles.
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