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Hears a question
I steam carrots and broccoli quite often
The water under the steaming backer always contains lots of colour
If I had lots do you think it would make nice wine
I could freeze the water till I have a gallon
 
Call any vegetable
Call it by name
Sorry...a bit of frank Zappa:)
 
You know, I've often wondered this.

My grandfather whom I inherited the bug, and the gear from used to just chuck mouldy fruit and veg in a bucket. Along with the water from boiled potatoes.

So.....who's first to give it a shot?

I'd recommend some raisins and orange/lemon peel steeped to add to.
 
Oh along with tea, they used to drink a lot of tea from a pot. So the cold stuff went in to.
 
My dad made tea wine in the bath when I was very young
My mum was not impressed when she realised it was not a one day thing
That was a lot of wine lol
 
My dad made tea wine in the bath when I was very young
My mum was not impressed when she realised it was not a one day thing
That was a lot of wine lol

Did you get to be the first one in or the last?

I was thinking about vegetable water yesterday -
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I've made carrot wine many times. One with left over hops from beer making and I e with coriander seeds.
 

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