Easy Traditional Red Sangria (6 Ingredients!) | Minimalist Baker Recipes
Easy, traditional-style Spanish Red Sangria made with just 6 ingredients in 5 minutes! Perfectly crisp and not too sweet and super boozy!
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The earliest versions of sangria believed to have originated more than 2,000 years ago when Romans, making their way through the Iberian Peninsula, planted vineyards along the way. And because drinking water was unsafe, it was often fortified with wine, spices, and herbs. The earliest versions of what we now know as sangria were made in England and France in the 1800s, and sangria was eventually popularized after its formal arrival in the U.S. at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York.
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Ingredients:
4 oranges
1 lemon
1 apple, 1 kiwi, 1 pear (or whatever selection of fruits you want)
100ml brandy
100ml dark rum
100ml sweet red vermouth
1 bottle red wine (ideally young and fruity)
1 cinnamon stick
3 Tbs sugar
Soda water to taste
Process:
1. Juice the four oranges and pour into a bowl (or jug -- but I’ll say bowl from now on for simplicity's sake)
2. Drop the skin of a quarter of the orange into the bowl
3. Juice 1 lemon and pour into the bowl
4. Drop the skin of a quarter of the lemon into the bowl
5. Peel and chop your fruit into small pieces and drop into the bowl
6. Pour the brandy, rum, vermouth into the bowl
7. Drop the cinnamon stick into the bowl
8. You can add the sugar directly to the bowl, or create a sugary syrup by dissolving the 3 Tbs of sugar into 3 Tbs of water by heating it on the stove. And then pour the sweet water in.
9. Add the bottle of wine
10. Cover the bowl and leave it in the fridge. The deal is the longer you leave it, the richer the flavours are going to get. At least 4-6 hours, but overnight and it’ll be amazing
11. To serve, add ice to a glass and a slice of fruit, pour in the sangria (but not the macerated fruit). Top up with a touch of soda water if you want to knock back the intensity a bit (or not - it tastes amazing straight too!)
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Have you ever purchased a bottle of wine that was maybe somewhat inexpensive and thought to yourself, if I don't like it I can just use it for cooking? Well, the good news is there is a great easy way to still be able to enjoy drinking it. Sangrias are a great way to use up a bottle of wine that may have been open too long (if that's even a thing) as well as fruit that may have seen slightly better days. This wonderful beverage made up of fruit, fruit juices, wine, and optional liqueurs, is always a hit! Enjoy them by the pool and by the pitcher with friends and family.
Let us know in the comments what you usually put in your Sangria!
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From its humble—and ancient—roots in Spain, sangria has grown to become a party drink mainstay around the world. Julia makes the best sangria recipe perfect for a crowd.
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How To Make Sangria | Quick & Easy Cocktail | My Recipe Book By Tarika Singh
Learn how to make Sangria at home and add that spark to your party with this homemade cocktail.
Sangria is a typical beverage from Spain and Portugal. It consists of wine, chopped fruits, a sweetener and a small amount of added brandy. However, the beauty of Sangria is that it just gets better when you bring about your own distinct variations. Food blogger Tarika Singh brings you her classic version of this popular Spanish drink.
Ingredients:
Bottle of Red Wine 750ml
1 peach chopped
1 apple chopped
Cointreau 1 shot
Icing Sugar 3-4 tbsp
Club soda 1 bottle (300-600 ml)
Method:
- In a bowl, add the chilled red wine, the chopped fruits, a shot of cointreau and the icing sugar and give it a slight stir.
- Add the chilled club soda to the wine.
- The chilled Sangria is ready to be served.
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