![]() If you wish to keep some for the next day, allow it to cool completely and then pour into glass bottle or mason jar, closing tightly and refrigerating. The leftover mulled wine (if you have any) can be reheated in a saucepan on the stovetop. It is at it’s best when served immediately after mulling but this delicious drink will keep fairly hot even when taken off the heat for about 30 minutes. ![]() There are folks who ladle it into a cup, fruits and all, but we prefer to strain it and just serve the hot wine with a cinnamon stick in the cup as a garnish. 2 apples, sliced (we used green apples)Ĭombine all ingredients in a simmering pot.1 inch piece of ginger, peeled and chopped.2 bottles of red wine (we use Cabernet Sauvignon).Wishing you a Veselé Vánoce (Merry Christmas) and Šťastný Nový Rok! (Happy New Year) Ingredients: While my paternal line is Czech, mulled wine was not a tradition in our home. The aroma of the simmering wine is wonderful and sipping it is even better. Hot Mulled Wine reminds me of Christmas, Madrigal dinners, and travel. ![]() If you are fortunate enough to have access to a Linden tree, take advantage of the few days that the tree blooms and collects blossoms to dry and enjoy as a tea or infusion. The heart-shaped emblem masterfully unites the humanity, geography and heritage of the region.” It is a code that captures th narrative of a nation. choosing to add mint chips and cocoa and granulated instant coffee to mine and set it on. For centuries, the sacred icon has represented the heartfel essence of hte Slovak people. Our group swelled and thinned throughout the fireside Q and A. “INTRODUCTION: THE SACRED LINDEN CODE The land we know as Slovakia is protected by an all-powerful symbol, the Linden tree and its heart-shaped leaf. On page 5 of their book, is a beautiful description: In the book, ‘Slovakia, The Legend of the Linden” written by Zuzana Palovic and Gabriela Bereghazyova, shares the history and symbolism of this beautiful relationship. ![]() The Linden tree is a beloved symbol of the Slovak people, part of my heritage. Benefits o the tea or infusions are reduced stress and anxiety and help with gut issues. Little did I know that dried Linden leaves have medicinal beneficial. I have felt a tremendous kinship to this beautiful tree for years. The Linden tree has provided beautiful shade for our front yard, a marvelous climbing tree for my children and grandchildren, amazing fragrance when the tree is in bloom, pollen for the honeybees, symbolic heart-shaped leaves, and now a wonderful source for a Linden infusion and tea. In 1988, we bought our home with a beautiful tree in the front yard. ![]()
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