Making fire cider #foodstr
Discussion
That looks pretty good. What's in it?
Lemon
Oranges
Onion
Garlic
Ginger
Turmeric
Horse radish
Pepper corns
Rosehips
Jalapeños
Serano
Limes
Thyme
Submerged in apple cider vinegar
We made some a few months back! I forget what the full ingredients list was. Hope it turns out good for you!!
Nice. I have never used oranges in my fire cider
I had some recently.
I decided I’d rather be sick than drink it.
Haha
Lol I know what you mean. You can sweeten with honey and or make it less strong.
I really want to try to make this with autumn olive for the vitamin C portion since it's invasive here
I gathered some just a few weeks ago. I just keep them on the counter and nibble on them every so often as they ripen. Underrated and widely available imo. 
I love autumn olive. I prefer to use opportunistic, invasive gives a negative connotation. I am noticing more insect damage to the leaves here, suggesting it is naturalizing. The only place I see it as a big 'problem' here is abandoned farmland.
I also like to plant trees and shrubs around autumn olives for shelter. You can prune them heavily to release nitrogen and allow more sun in.
Abandoned farm land is a cash cow bitcoiners need to hop on.
Looks already tasty