Mulled wine ( vin brulé ) recipe

[someshinyday]

You forgot cardamoms

[ZMacDougall]

I love the Christmas videos you've been doing :)

[Tagiomaki1701]

Oh I loved this recipe, and Sonia looked so nice!! I'm going to try this for New Years, thanks :)

[peterahjorter]

In Sweden we call this Glögg

[overdriven56]

What is meant by untreated orange and lemon? Bio. And what if I can find any?

[yellowsaffron]

@overdriven56 If you're using the zest it's better if they're bio... otherwise disinfect them very well!

[cheermeuplovely]

@overdriven56 she means organic !

[cheermeuplovely]

@overdriven56 she means organic !

[u12lg7]

O_O But you're burning off all the alcohol!?!

[yellowsaffron]

@u12lg7 The Italian name of mulled wine is "vin brulé" which means "burnt wine": the reason why we do this is to enhance the spicy flavour and to make it less alcoholic... in this way, if you drink a big hot mug, you won't get drunk!

[u12lg7]

@yellowsaffron oh I see, sounds tasty, I might try it :)

[cheechwizzard101]

@yellowsaffron ye but there is no alcohol left. so kind of pointless like a alcohol free beer..

[usergently]

Thanks!

[faylinameir]

uh its the other narrator =\

[alexstar15]

@faylinameir lol

[ferbrz]

@faylinameir which is much better, because she has an Italian accent and this is an Italian program. She can be perfectly understood and her voice makes the video look more "believable".

[Iemongrove]

@ferbrz The other narrator is Italian as well -- poor translation doesn't make things more believable.

[robotizm]

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