Ingredients:
- 1.5 liter bottle red wine
- 750 ml bottle vodka
- 10 whole cloves
- 2 tbsp. ground cardamom
- 2 cinnamon sticks
- 1/2 lb. - 1 lb sugar (Yes, really.)
- Large tupperware or jar (for vodka)
- Large pot
- Strainer
- The day before you're going to serve this, pour the vodka into a separate container or jar along with the cloves, cardamom, and cinnamon sticks. This is where all of the festive flavor - and punch - will come from. Let it sit for at least 24 hours.
- On the day of serving, pour the wine into a pot and heat on low. You don't want it to boil and evaporate all of the alcohol. (Or do you?)
- Once the wine is warm, strain the flavored vodka into it. (I use a pasta strainer.) Again, be sure not to boil the mixture.
- Pour in the sugar. Just when you think you've added too much, add some more. Start with 1/2 pound, stir to dissolve, taste, and add more if necessary.
- Serve, keep warm, and enjoy. Drink it slowly.
Some people use orange peel, almonds, and raisins in more traditional Swedish glogg recipes. But we are neither traditional nor Swedish. Enjoy however you like and Merry Christmas!
For more #SundaySupper Christmas appetizers and drinks, check out these other posts:
Holiday Cocktails
- Glühwein from Magnolia Days
- Cookies-n-Cream Cocktails from The Urban Mrs
- Cranberry Fizz from Dinners, Dishes and Desserts
- Rosemary Orange Punsch from Galactopdx
- Candy Cane Martini from Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
- Raspberry Hot Chocolate from Momma’s Meals
- Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog from The Daily Dish Recipes
- Jamaican Sorrel from The Lovely Pantry
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate Spoons from Chocolate Moosey
- Homemade Eggnog from Flour on my Face
- Moroccan Mint Tea from MarocMama
- Cherry Bomb from Noshing with the Nolands
- Wassail from There And Back Again
- Cranberry Sparkler Mocktail from Cupcakes & Kale Chips
- Pomegranate Cosmo from Supper For A Steal
- Poinsettia Mimosas from Big Bear’s Wife
- Mulled Wine: Spiked and Steamy from Daddy Knows Less
- Poinsettia Cocktails from The Catholic Foodie
- The Red Carpet Diva from Cooking Underwriter
Holiday Appetizers or Hors d’oeuvres
- Cheese Ball Wreath from The Meltaways
- Caramelized Onion and Goat Cheese Tarts from My Catholic Kitchen
- Prosciutto Goat Cheese Rolls with Fig Preserves and Arugula from Shockingly Delicious
- Muenster and Spinach Pinwheels from That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Drunk Moose Meatballs from The Foodie Army Wife
- Smoked Salmon Blinis with Cranberry-Spiced Feta from Chattering Kitchen
- Sticky Wholegrain Mustard & Ginger Cocktail Sausages from girlichef
- Potato Leek Soup from What Smells So Good
- Cheesy Mushroom Pull Apart Bread from Small Wallet Big Appetite
- 5 Quick & Easy Appetizers for Your Holiday Party from Webicurean
- Bacon Peanut Caramel Corn from Gotta Get Baked
- Crostini topped with Voodoo Chicken Cream Dip from Country Girl in the Village
- Mushroom Strudel from Vintage Kitchen
- Roxanne’s Shrimp & Andouille Sausage Queso Dip from The ROXX Box
- Herbed Holiday Party Mix from Curious Cuisiniere
- Old fashioned Swedish Meatballs from I Run For Wine
- Cheesy Chicken Broccoli Bites from Cindy’s Recipes and Writings
- Fried Green Beans with Wasabi Ranch from Juanita’s Cocina
- Salsa Baked Cheese from Home Cooking Memories
- Cookie Dough Dip from The Cookie-A-Day Challenge
- Parmesan Onion Rounds from Kudos Kitchen by Renee
- Lip-smacking Cranberry Cocktail Meatballs from In The Kitchen with KP
- Hot Spinach Parmesan Dip from Comfy Cuisine
- Indian Spiced Tuna Balls from Soni’s Food
- Onion marmalade with Bacon from Ruffles and Truffles
- Sweet Potato Dip from Mama’s Blissful Bites
- Festive Cucumber & Ginger Sushi Rolls from The Ninja Baker
- Baked Jalapeno Popper Ranch Dip from Weekend Gourmet
- Baked Brie from Family Foodie
- Hoisin Asisan Meatballs from Damn Delicious
I love mulled wine but I've yet to make it myself. It sounds really easy so I need to get on it!
ReplyDeleteI love how mulled wine smells! It is a huge comfort thing for me!
ReplyDeleteSound's fabulous I can't wait to try!!!
ReplyDeleteMulled wine is all about the holidays. Fills the house with wonderful smells and is so comforting in everyway!!
ReplyDeleteMmmm - mulled wine smells so wonderful as it wafts through the house. It is a wonderful holiday drink. Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a spiked mulled wine, nice! I like the `drink it slowly´ part!
ReplyDeleteGlogg is delicious and it looks like your version packs quite the punch :) Sounds, and looks fantastic! ~ Bea @ galactopdx
ReplyDeleteSounds so comforting! I have never tried mulled wine before; I'd like to!
ReplyDeleteWowee!
ReplyDeleteSpiked and steamy? Who can resist a mulled wine with that description! Sounds perfect for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteVery warm and fuzzy feeling!
ReplyDeleteGotta love a good and steamy cup of mulled wine for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteWe are big mulled wine drinkers in this house. The holidays is just not complete without a mug of mulled wine. Although I have never added vodka to mine, I bet it gives it a cook kick. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I loved mulled wine but have never made it at home! This is such a great recipe.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried mulled wine and reading your post makes me think, why the heck not?! This must be remedied immediately. Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteWe've been wanting to try mulled wine this year. This sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteSounds spicy & sweet ! Good recipe I think. Will try it this year, but may cut some sugar out ! like the cloves ! Nice pic Justin and have a good Christmas !
ReplyDeleteI am a bit late getting to all the SUnday Supper posts, but I love this. Sounds a bit sweet, but I trust you :-)
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