Apple juice at home

Cookinero 13 January 2023

Prepare apple juice at home, pour it into jars, roll it up, and then in the cold season you will always have a tasty and healthy drink at hand. What varieties are best to use? Preferably sweet, as we intentionally do not add sugar to the juice. Ideally, it would be good to make juice from seasonal ones: they are more fragrant. If you have a rich harvest of apples in your country house, of course, take them! The juicing process is quite simple and not too long. But you should definitely pay attention to the thorough sterilization of cans and lids, because the safety of the drink and its quality directly depend on this.

How to cook Apple juice at home

Step 1

apple juice at home

Before proceeding with the process itself, prepare jars and lids for juice. They must be thoroughly washed and sterilized in any way convenient for you (hot steam, in the oven or in the microwave).

Step 2

apple juice at home

Turn the prepared jars upside down on a clean towel. Lay the sterilized lids on the other. Cover with clean gauze and let dry completely.

Step 3

apple juice at home

Wash the apples thoroughly. Then cut each into quarters and remove the cores with seeds. Squeeze out the juice from the apples, best with a juicer.

Step 4

apple juice at home

Strain freshly squeezed apple juice into a saucepan through cheesecloth folded in half. Put on fire and heat up to 75-80°C. Strain carefully through a thick cloth.

Step 5

apple juice at home

Bring apple juice back to a boil. Boil for about three minutes and immediately pour into previously prepared jars. Seal and let cool. Store in a dark cool place.

Apple juice at home - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use a blender. Blend the apples with a little water, then strain the mixture through a fine mesh or cheesecloth to extract the juice.
Homemade apple juice lasts about 3-5 days in the refrigerator if stored in a tightly sealed container.
Yes, apples naturally contain sugar, so no additional sweetener is needed for a low-carb option.
Yes, pour the juice into freezer-safe containers, leaving some space for expansion, and freeze for up to 6 months.
Warm it gently on the stovetop over low heat or microwave in short intervals, stirring occasionally.
Yes, adding cinnamon or nutmeg while heating the juice enhances flavor. Strain before serving if needed.
No, sterilization is only required for long-term storage. For immediate use, clean containers are sufficient.
Yes, pears, oranges, or berries blend well with apples for a mixed-fruit juice.
Simply scale up the ingredients proportionally and use a bigger pot for heating and straining.

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