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Hot Alcoholic Punch Recipes for Cold WeatherWarm Adult Beverages for Autumn and the Holiday Season
Take the chill of Fall and Winter with these alcoholic hot holiday punch recipes: Mom's Hot Holiday Punch, Morgan's Mulled Apple Cider, and Hot Spiked and Spiced Lemonade
Whether for a Halloween party, Thanksgiving dinner, a Christmas gathering, a simply a chilly night at home, these hot drinks are homey and comforting. Hot fruit juices combined with complimentary liquors and spices reminiscent of autumn and the holidays will lift spirits and warm bellies. The use of a crock pot is the best way to blend these ingredients and keep the punch warm for hours. However, a pot on a low-set burner works as well. It is also recommended that these punches are made ahead of time, as to allow the flavors to mingle and the aroma to fill the house. Liquor should be added just before serving, however, and the crock pot's low setting will not cook off the alcohol too quickly. Mom's Hot Holiday Punch (With a Kick!)Thanksgiving wouldn't be complete without this warm sweet and spiced drink. Ingredients:
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Morgan's Mulled Apple Cider To mull apple cider means to heat it and add spices for flavor. Here, rum is also added. Ingredients
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Note: Apple cider differs from apple juice in the levels of filtration they receive. Although apple juice can be substituted in this recipe if necessary, apple cider is the best choice. Hot Spiked and Spiced Lemonade Lemonade isn't just for summer anymore! This take on the classic hot toddy is the perfect cure for winter chills. Ingredients:
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Note: this recipe is also great for rained-out pool parties! If in a pinch, lemonade concentrate or sweetened powdered mix can be used in place of water, sugar, and juice. Additional Recipes and Information:All About Apple Cider, Fall's Favorite Drink Mulled Apple Cider Applesauce Recipe Hot Punch Recipes for Cold Weather (non-alcoholic)
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