10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIDERKIN»
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ciderkin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ciderkin and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cider, Hard and Sweet: History, Traditions, and Making Your ...
In the old days, water would be added to refresh the spent pomace, and it would
be pressed again to produce a weak cider that was known variously as water
cider, ciderkin, purr, or purrkin. In England this ciderkin was used to make a ...
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The Everything Hard Cider Book: All You Need to Know about ...
Ciderkin Need a reward for all your hard, sweaty crushing and pressing labor?
Consider a nice cool glass of fresh, sweet ciderkin. Ifyou want more character,
consider going easy on your press to allow the pomace to retain more flavor.
Reading these stories, we come to understand what it means to truly inhabit a place. We not only get to know its history and people, its ecology, plants, birds, and animals, but also its geological past and its potentially human future.
Morgan Bulkeley, Sr., 2004
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
Ciderkin. N.W.. Perk UD. To get better, to brighten up. S.W. Peth. The crumb of
bread. N.W. Pethy . Crumby, as " a pethy loaf." N.W. Pick. (1) A haymaking fork (
A.B.D.), a stable-fork (D.). Pich=pitch, as in pitch-fork (Skeat.) N. & S.W. (2) The
fruit ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Pubfubine, pur'pn-rine, *. (purpura, purple, Lat.) A colouring principle which exists
in madder, sometimes called madder-purple. Purr, pur, v. n. To murmur as a cat.
— See Pur. Pubbe, pur, ». Ciderkin or perkin. — Sea Ciderkin. Purkel, pur'rel, t.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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Technological Dictionary in the English and German ...
frischer Cider; old — , alter, gegoh- rener Cider ; water — , vid. ciderkin. Cider-
mill, s. die Cidermühle ; Aepfel- kelter, Mühle zum Zerreiben und Pressen der
Aepfel; vinegar, der Cideressig. Ciderkin, s. der geringe, von der Trotte gefertigte
...
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A Practical Treatise on Brewing, Distilling, and ...
The liquor called ciderkin, purre, or perkin, is made of the mark, or gross matter
remaining after the cider is pressed out. To make this liquor, the mark is put into a
large vat, with a proper quantity of boiled water, which has stood till it is cold ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
See Ciderkin. Pusan, pur/rel, s. In Archaiology, the list or selvage at the end of
honey cloths. Punaocu, pur'rok, a. In Archuiology, a small enclosure or close of
land. Punss, purs, a. (bow-so, Fr.) A small portable bag for holding money; a sum
of ...
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Making the Best Apple Cider
If you are going to use the pomace to make the light, refreshing drink called “
ciderkin,” dump it into a clean plastic garbage can as you go along, and keep it
covered. Directions for making ciderkin are on page 26. Custom pressing at the
cider ...
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A modern system of domestic cookery, or, The housekeeper's ...
Ciderkin, Perkin, Purre, or Water Cider. These various names are, in different
parts of the country, given to an inferior kind of liquor, made by macerating the
murk, marc, or reduced pulp, of the apples, absurdly called cheese pumice, from
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CIDERKIN»
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ciderkin is used in the context of the following news items.
Smart Apples: Summer sipping with Argus Fermentables
Fermentables' Ciderkin and pear-based Ginger Perry grew from their desire to offer a year-round product. While their first product requires up to ... «Austin Chronicle, Jun 15»
How Great American Hard Cider Gets Made
Traditionally, this dry pomace "cake" was steeped in water to make ciderkin, the low-alcohol cider that colonial children drank. The fermentation. «Popular Mechanics, Apr 15»
Argus Cidery debuts six-packs of cider, ginger ale this month
Argus, which has always distributed cider in 750 ml bottles, is releasing six-packs of Ciderkin and Ginger Perry this month — and the new ... «austin360, Mar 15»
Plymouth Thanksgiving festivities unite a young US
“Ciderkin,” or cider, and “dish of turkey, sauc'd” top the menu. Lois Kascener and her husband made the trip from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, ... «Al Jazeera America, Nov 14»
Fridge Magnet: Virginia Cider Week
Even children drank a watered down variety known as “ciderkin.” Thomas Jefferson was an early champion, at one point growing more than 18 ... «Roanoke Times, Nov 14»
Apples to Apples: Local makers meet and pour at cider soirée
... Especial, a fermented pineapple beverage with a crisp tropical finish, along with previews of his 2013 Perennial and 2014 Ozark Ciderkin. «Austin Chronicle, Oct 14»
British Entrepreneur Brews Up Hard Cider Renaissance in America
(Apparently, John Adams had a mug every morning, and there was even a watery kid version called “ciderkin.”) Prohibition's largely unpopular ... «Anglophenia, Sep 14»
The Mighty Mites Beer Fest Returns
Reverend Nat's Hard Cider: “Session-Style Ciderkin”. The process of making Ciderkin dates back to pre-Colonial times. After pressing apples ... «Brewbound.com, Aug 13»
Aspall launches lower alcohol cider
Ciderkin, sometimes referred to as “water cider,” is an historic kind of weak cider that was traditionally drunk by children back in the 1600 and ... «MorningAdvertiser.co.uk, Jul 13»
Product Launch - UK: Aspall's Cyderkyn
Suffolk cider producer Aspall has launched what it claims is "the first ciderkin of the modern era". The weakened, uncarbonated 3.8% abv ... «just-drinks.com, Jul 13»
