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February 18, 2014

Bilimbi Wine

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 Recipe by : ,Kochi , India
Last Updated: 18-2-2014
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Have you ever thought of making wine from Bilimbi fruits? Bilimbi has a lot of medicinal properties. Drinking this wine every day will help your body to burn extra fat and to cut down the cholesterol level.

Ingredients :

   
Bilimbi - 1kg
Jaggery - ½ kg
Cinnamon (powdered) - 2 pieces (1 inch each)
Cardamom powder - 1tsp
Star Anise powder - 1 no
Dried ginger (optional) - 1 small piece
     
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Cooking Method :

Take a clean, dry jar. Better use a glass jar, so that you can see the changes or fermentation of the wine.

Place some bilimbi evenly at the bottom of the jar. On top of it put a layer of jaggery. Now add another layer of the fruit and again a layer of jaggery. Continue the process till the jar is filled with jaggery and bilimbi fruits.

Now you can add two to three spoons of cinnamon and star anise powder. On top of it add 1 tsp of cardamom powder too. Optionally for more taste you can add sugar, ginger / dried ginger to this mix.

You can close the jar now. Tightly wrap the lid using a clean cotton cloth.

Keep the jar in a dry place for 20 days. After 20 days open the jar and strain it to another container. You can preserve this wine for a long time.

 
 
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10 Comments

   Soni Joseph, AlappuzhaReplyPosted On:23/2/2019
I have just put the ingredients. Just wanted to know whether it is okay to use palmjaggery instead of regular jaggery also raw ginger in place of dry ginger Thankyou for the recipe.
   Reena, DelhiPosted On : 24 - 5 - 2019
Hi Sony, Think its fine to use palm jaggery and ginger juice, if you cannot get the actual ingredients. Hope the wine comes out well.
 
   Soni Joseph, AlappuzhaReplyPosted On:23/2/2019
Is it ok to use palmjaggery in place of regular jaggery? Thankyou
 
   Soni Joseph, AlappuzhaReplyPosted On:23/2/2019
Is it ok to use palmjaggery in place of regular jaggery? Thankyou
 
   Aloysius, SingaporeReplyPosted On:6/2/2019
Tried but some parts turned mouldy after a few days. Is this normal? If not, how to prevent moulds from growing?
 
   Kai Lawrence, HawaiiReplyPosted On:26/3/2018
Do you put the actual jar lid on the jar first? And then you tie a cloth around that? Or do you only tie the cloth around it and not put the actual lid on the jar? What is the purpose of the cloth?
   Team Webindia123, KochiPosted On : 18 - 7 - 2018
Close the glass jar with the lid and then tie cloth around the jar. Watch the video to see the demonstration by Soumini Raman. The purpose is to keep it airtight.
 
   Kai Lawrence, HawaiiReplyPosted On:26/3/2018
Do you put the actual jar lid on the jar first? And then you tie a cloth around that? Or do you only tie the cloth around it and not put the actual lid on the jar? What is the purpose of the cloth?
 
   Arti N, GoaReplyPosted On:15/11/2017
Please let me know what preservatives to be used for storing the wine for longer period
 
   Arun Vijaykar, MumbaiReplyPosted On:16/4/2017
First of all, let me thank Mdm Soumini Raman for the recipe.I myself tried it out and I am very glad to inform that I was pretty successful in my very first attempt.

Tempting Looks & "Divine" Taste. It is, possibly, the simplest way of making Bilimbi Wine, but, a certain one.

Tip : Also, I would like to add that Do Not throw away the left-overs (Bilimbi pieces & other ingredients), after straining the ready Wine. This can be enjoyed with Roti, Bread etc and maybe with Rice. If necessary, one may add sugar or honey, as per his / her liking. Thanks, again.

 
   Dr Anil Chandy Ittyerah, Mavelikara, KeralaReplyPosted On:1/4/2017
Excellent wine, very exciting texture, and exotic taste. Thank you for the recipe. All the irumban pull growing in my garden has been put to good use. Good wishes and warm regards, Anil.
 
   G.John, kentuckyReplyPosted On:28/3/2015
It is very nice to know and understand about preparing wine from Bilimbi.I like it very much. Thanks a lot.