Norwegian Glogg (Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic)

Norwegian Glogg (Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic)
Gløgg, a Norwegian mulled wine, is a popular holiday and winter tradition in Norway and throughout the diaspora. Sarah Nasello
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A warm glass of Norwegian glogg is the perfect partner for Christmas cookies (and holiday baking). This mulled wine beverage is traditionally made with a dry red wine that’s cooked with an orange peel and spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, anise, whole cloves, and ginger. Some recipes also include brandy, vodka, or aquavit.

For a non-alcoholic version, you can swap the wine for apple cider or other robust juices, such as pure grape juice, pomegranate juice, or cranberry juice. I serve the drink warm, garnished with brandy-soaked (or water-soaked) raisins and slivers of toasted almonds. Both versions will fill your kitchen with the warm fragrance of the holidays.

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Sarah Nasello
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Sarah Nasello is a food writer, recipe developer, and passionate home baker based in Fargo, North Dakota, where she lives with her Sicilian-Canadian husband and son. A picky eater as a child, Sarah’s love for food developed through her former life as a cruise director, when she traveled to all seven continents, and her 28 years of marriage to her husband, a trained chef and hospitality professional.
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