Easy German Mulled Wine Recipe Traditional Gluhwein

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COMBINE THE INGREDIENTS: Pour the wine into a large pot or saucepan. Give the orange a good scrub then cut it into quarters. Push whole cloves into the skin of each …

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Sugar-free mulled wine Instructions In a saucepan, heat all the ingredients on medium-low heat. Simmer for 5-10 minutes, without bringing to a boil. For a more intensive …

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How do you make german mulled wine?

Making German Mulled Wine (aka Glühwein) is a delicious way to add a German tradition to your Christmas holidays! Cut orange and lemon (if using) into slices. Pour wine into a saucepan and add sugar. Stir until dissolved. Add orange and lemon slices, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and star anise to wine.

What is the difference between mulled wine and gluhwein?

Gluhwein is the German mulled wine. Other popular types of mulled wine are, for example, Scandinavian Glögg or French Vin Chaud. What Ingredients Do You Need to Make Gluhwein From Scratch? The main ingredients of Gluhwein are wine, winter spices, orange or lemon, and sweetener.

What do you need to make german glühwein?

Making Glühwein is very easy. All you need is the spices, fruits, juice, wine, and a stove as well as a pot and a little bit of patience. For this German Glühwein recipe, you need red wine, unfiltered apple juice, an orange, a lemon, an apple, and spices to round it all up.

What kind of wine is used for gluhwein?

Gluhwein is the German term for mulled wine. The traditional german way to prepare it is with red wine, whole cloves, diced oranges and grapefruit, cinnamon sticks, sugar syrup, and citrus fruits. What kind of red wine is best for Gluhwein?

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