How to Make Immunity Boosting Fire Cider with Chili Piquín 🔥

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📼 IN THIS VIDEO:
Join me as I take you through the step-by-step process of making an immunity boosting fire cider using locally foraged Chili Pequin (or Piquín) peppers! In this quick tutorial, learn the secrets sourced from the expert's Eric Knight and Stacy Copland through their book "Foraging Texas."
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Discover the power of fresh ginger, garlic, and the spicy Chili Pequin to strengthen your immunity. Perfect for cold and flu season, this recipe not only packs a punch in flavor but also in health benefits.
👨‍🍳 What you'll learn in this video:
- Essential ingredients for making fire cider
- How to properly handle and prepare Chili Pequin
- The importance of using glass containers and non-metal lids
- Simple steps to combine ingredients and allow your cider to ferment
- Tips for straining and storing your fire cider
- How to consume fire cider effectively during flu season
📺 Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Fire Cider Making with Chili Pequin
00:26 Gathering Ingredients and Preparing the Fire Cider
01:58 Assembling the Fire Cider Mixture
03:08 The Waiting Game: Letting the Fire Cider Brew
03:41 Tasting and Final Thoughts on Fire Cider
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Watch till the end for Cory's taste test and his tips on enhancing the flavor if it's too intense for you!
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[@michaelbrooks1580]

Awesome! I had this pepper plant growing at the edge of a tree in the front yard for over 20yrs and it was cut away about a month ago when the yard was cleaned up. Luckily I had already taken seeds and started a new plant indoors Hydroponically and I took a few cuttings from it. I planted one of the cuttings outside in a safe spot on April 1st. It's almost 3ft tall now and already thriving. I still have the original plant inside growing that I took the cuttings from as well. I will try this recipe. Thanks.

[@CoryAmesYT]

ahhh, awesome! Good on you for thinking ahead. Where are you in the world btw? Curious about the growing conditions. 👍 -Cory