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Peach Liquor (Crême de Peche)
 
by Doug
 
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Preparation Time 0 hours 00 minutes
Cooking Time 0 hours 00 minutes
Total Time 0 hours 00 minutes
 
Servings Makes 60 servings
 
 
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Ingredients

Ingredients for approximately 5 quarts (60 liquor-size glasses):

  • 1 quart freshly pressed peach juice
  • 2 quart of alcohol  40% (between 35% and 45% is acceptable)  
  • 2 pounds of sugar
  • 1 vanilla pod  
  • 1 glass jar 4 quarts or two 2-quart jars. Jar should be sterile (clean).

     

 
Preparation

This recipe is done in two stages. The first stage is preparing the ingredients:

  • Remove the pits from the peaches
  • Cut peaches into cubes and extract the juice (1 litre)
  • Mix the juice with 2 litre of alcohol in the jar, add the vanilla pod, and close jar (the top should be air-tight)
  • Leave the jar in the sun for 6 weeks

After the liquor has matured in the sun for 6 weeks, you can then bottle it:

  • For approx. 1.4 l of syrup mix 1 kg of sugar into 400 ml of water and bring to a boil
  • Leave it to boil until the syrup water has become completely clear and little bubbles are rising to the top
  • Let the syrup cool down completely
  • While the syrup is cooling, filter the juice through some cotton
  • Mix the two: 4 parts syrup to 10 parts peach juice
  • Fill the peach liquor into small bottles and close with a cork

The peach liquor is ready to be mixed with wine or champagne after another 2 months. It can also be served on its own, although some people find this too sweet.

For information on making liquors, please see Liquor Tips.

 

 
Additional Notes
If you have syrup left over, mix with lemon juice, bring to a boil and bottle. This is a marvellous and refreshing syrup drink for children and adults alike.
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