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The queen of Christmas hot beverages: How to make Feuerzangenbowle at home

2020-12-12T00:31:14.712Z


Since it is difficult with the Christmas markets this year, you can also make your own Feuerzangenbowle at home. Bring that Christmas market feeling into your home.


Since it is difficult with the Christmas markets this year, you can also make your own Feuerzangenbowle at home.

Bring that Christmas market feeling into your home.

The

Feuerzangenbowle

is the queen of

hot drinks in the run-up to Christmas

, much better (and stronger) than mulled wine * or punch.

But not just because of the taste, but because the

preparation is a spectacle

for the eye: Burning sugar slowly drips into the hot punch.

You can find out how it all works

step by step

in this

recipe

.

To conjure up a fire tongs punch, you need a large

stainless steel pot

and special

tongs

, the eponymous fire tongs (promotional link).

A

sugar loaf is placed

on these tongs

-

a cone made of sugar with a rounded tip - placed and

lit

with

rum

so that the sugar gradually drips into the punch below.

You might be wondering where to get a sugar loaf?

There are offers in stores for fire tongs or even whole fire tong punch sets including some sugar loafs.

But you can also buy them individually.

Also read:

Forget mulled wine - Swedish glögg is the perfect hot drink for the winter.

You need the following ingredients for a Feuerzangenbowle

  • 4 organic oranges

  • 3 organic lemons

  • 1.5 l dry red wine

  • 500 ml orange juice

  • some cloves

  • 2 cinnamon sticks

  • 1 pinch of nutmeg

  • 1 pinch of ginger

  • 1 sugar loaf

  • 500 ml rum

Also interesting:

With this recipe you can make the French classic Coq au Vin very easily.

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How to make Feuerzangenbowle at home

  • Cut the

    oranges

    and

    lemons

    into slices.

  • Put the

    red wine

    ,

    orange juice

    , orange and lemon slices with

    cloves

    and

    cinnamon sticks

    in a large saucepan and heat everything up.

    Do not boil!

  • Also

    add

    the

    nutmeg

    and

    ginger

    .

    Put the pot on a warmer or very low heat.

  • Place the

    sugar loaf

    on fire tongs and place them across the pot.

    Now soak the sugar loaf properly with

    rum

    .

    Carefully light the soaked sugar loaf with a match.

  • Keep pouring some rum over the sugar loaf with a ladle to keep the flames burning.

    It looks even more spectacular if you light the rum in the ladle and pour burning rum over the sugar loaf.

  • When the sugar loaf is completely melted, you can carefully remove the

    fire tongs,

    stir

    the

    fire tongs punch

    and pour it into glasses.

  • Video: These Christmas drinks have the most calories

    (mad) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.

    Read more:

    Mulled wine with a difference: Ring in the pre-Christmas season with this cocktail.

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    Source: merkur

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