Name: Fruit Vinegar
Ingredients: 2 c Frozen (no sugar added) Berries; 3 tb Sugar; 4 c Vinegar (white, cider or rice)

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Gift, Christmas, Vinegar, Condiments, Sauces	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Frozen (no sugar added) Berries
3	tb	Sugar
4	c	Vinegar (white, cider or rice)

INSTRUCTIONS

One that I've been making for a  couple of years it a
Berry vinegar. I give this along with a bottle of good
olive oil and it makes a great gift...so easy to make.
I buy those neat corked bottles from William Sonoma
and fill them one each, stick them in a gift bag, put
a little "fun gift paper" in and under the tree they
go.
Berry Vinegar
Put fruit into 6 cup GLASS jar. Sprinkle with sugar
then pour on vinegar. Cover with lid and let stand for
2 weeks. Strain through double-thickness cheesecloth.
Discard fruit. Pour vinegar through funnel into clean
bottles and seal.
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