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Friday, 4 September 2015
Mead gone wrong
Hidden away in our garage was a container fully of water that was used to wash equipment used when removing honey from frames last year. As the water ended up with honey dissolved in it, we kept it with the intention of brewing it as mead. It then fermented itself and so we left it to its own devices. Sadly, the end result was not good. I think it make have turned to vinegar. I'm loath to throw it away so I'm trying, so far unsuccessfully, to come up with a use for it. Whilst there are lots of uses for vinegar, this one is a bit on the tart side. Suggestions welcome.
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Perhaps a non culinary use? Homemade cleaning products or using it in the washing machine as a fabric softener.
Pickled quail eggs in mead vineger....Waitrose would TOTALLY stock that!
You might consider wiping the outside of your hard cheeses with the vinegar before wrapping them.
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