
Mulling cider is easier than you think. Danielle Ahern sweetens fresh apple cider with brown sugar and thin slices of apples and oranges. She simmers the mixture with mulling spices and cinnamon sticks until bubbling and fragrant. Danielle likes to add some spiced rum at the end to kick things up a notch. There is nothing better than curling up with a mug of steamy spiced cider and a good book on a chilly autumn afternoon.
Home cook Danielle Ahern grew up in Boston's South Shore, and developed a passion for the kitchen through cooking with family members and watching food television shows. She has worked in Boston restaurants since 2002, and earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Management from UMass Boston. Danielle loves throwing parties and cooking for friends in her Charlestown apartment. In her free time, she is extremely active - golfing, spending time on the beach, and has run the Boston Marathon for the Dana-Farber Foundation.
Mulling cider is easier than you think. Danielle Ahern sweetens fresh apple cider with brown sugar and thin slices of apples and oranges. She simmers the mixture with mulling spices and cinnamon sticks until bubbling and fragrant. Danielle likes to add some spiced rum at the end to kick things up a notch. There is nothing better than curling up with a mug of steamy spiced cider and a good book on a chilly autumn afternoon.
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