Mulled wine on fire

pyry

Adding sugar to a pot of glögi - in style.

Skippy

pyry wrote:

Adding sugar to a pot of glögi - in style.

I have no clue what that stuff is pyry
Looks serious work though, I mean gosh fire in the kitchen usually means one of two things, trouble or you know what your doing

You look like you know what your doing

I like the flames in the first shot, they rose pretty high didn't they.

Thanks for sharing ......... Skippy
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Llywellyn

Okay, seriously, I'm coming to visit! My friend made this for a Christmas party a couple years back, and I was instantly hooked. Warm, soothing, and delicious. Your photos make me crave it again.

pyry

Skippy wrote:

I have no clue what that stuff is pyry
Looks serious work though, I mean gosh fire in the kitchen usually means one of two things, trouble or you know what your doing

You look like you know what your doing

I like the flames in the first shot, they rose pretty high didn't they.

Thanks for sharing ......... Skippy
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It's spiced red wine, basically. Jaakko (in the pictures) and Antti put little bit more effort into it making the whole thing without the usual ready-made base commonly available up here. The sweetening in this case was a sugarloaf melted with burning rum

Llywellyn wrote:

Okay, seriously, I'm coming to visit! My friend made this for a Christmas party a couple years back, and I was instantly hooked. Warm, soothing, and delicious.

It is exactly that, keeps the cold from getting to you

Shades of Hyperion

Great photos, the first on is particularly dramatic.

Steve