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Swedish Glogg
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Gwynne
"Authentic Swedish spiced wine. The recipe is from Great-Aunt Freda, brought from Sweden in the early 1900's."
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Ingredients
8 h 20 m servingsOriginal recipe yields 20 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Bring water to a boil with cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, and orange zest; stir in sugar until dissolved. Remove from heat, and allow to steep overnight.
- Place the raisins and almonds into a large saucepan. Strain the sugar water into the raisins, then pour in Muscatel, port, and brandy. Place over medium-high heat, and cook until hot but not simmering. Serve warm in a mug with some fruit and almonds in each cup.
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12/4/2008
This recipe is right on, except I don't add any water, and zest the entire orange. I also found out that most people don't like any almonds in their cup! They do like a few raisins! Merry Chri...
12/31/2012
We made this for a Christmas treat. It was an instant hit with "yumms" "oh wow!" and smiles all around. This will be a treasured part of our family holiday celebration from now on. I grew up ...
12/25/2014
wonderful! I served this on Christmas day. Yummy. I forgot to make the syrup a day ahead of time and it was still delicious. Just as an FYI it's pronounced "gloog" in swedish.
1/4/2014
We had this for a party door opener drink! Just didn't add the raisins and almonds.
12/15/2016
I've made this a dozen times now and clearly love it. it has become a mainstay in our home at the holidays. It's an inexpensive, delicious drink to have at holiday cocktail parties and each ti...
2/15/2016
So good! It's a tradition in my household to make glogg every year and this is my go to recipe. After making it a couple times as written, I made two tweaks solely based on my own taste (doubled...