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Ginger Beer

Wash ginger root but do not peel. Chop roughly and process in food processor until reduced to a textured paste. Put ginger in a large non reactive container and pour. These drinks are made with the spicy addition of ginger beer and the excitement of alcohol.

Homemade Ginger Beer recipe Epicurious. I made this recipe and it turned out great. My tip, that I learned on the internet, is to put plastic wrap over the grater. You would think this would make holes, but it doesn't. Then grate over the plastic. The ginger will not get stuck in the grater.

I used a coffee filter to squeeze out the juice!! Works great! Tastes great!

I made a Mule drink from it. Use Turbinado sugar add a sprig of thyme and Rosemary when you steep your ingredient. And of course use PLASTIC BOTTLES the nature of fermentation can be regulated and allow for expansion of the bottle. Pear Ricotta Cake here. It is not the recipes fault. GLASS is not safe you need the Vintage Style Bottle that will allow the to give way. You can all just use plastic left over bottles which work best.

I've made about 5 batches so far and I love it. After making several batches with a 6. I concluded that I was losing too much of the fizz by periodically loosening the cap. So I went to my local home brew supply store.

They advised me to let it "mature" in the same bottle that I was going to drink from. So I bought some 2. Now I pour the mixture right into the plastic bottles and then seal them tight. After sitting at room temperature for about 3. I put them in the refrigerator until it's time to enjoy with friends. Delicious! I made this and put it in a sturdy glass bottle that previously housed a carbonated beverage.

The bottle exploded creating glass and sugar water all over my kitchen. The recipe is not safe as is. If you want to make it, use a plastic bottle. Also, let the gas build up out once or twice a day by slightly unscrewing the cap.

Otherwise you might have a disaster on your hands. Great recipe. My feedback is to use half brown sugar and half white, as this gives the ginger beer a much better color and flavor!

Here in the Solomons Islands of the South Pacific, gingerroot is abundant and great for you. Soda is easily made on board without a beer kit. And kids like it as well as any soda- -- which is not available to the remote villages here.