Friday, August 31, 2018

25 Family Friendly Fall Activities and a Yummy Apple Cider Recipe



Ugh I'm dying here! The days are still long and hot, it's not quite Fall, but I can feel it coming and I can't wait. I love everything about the season and all of the fun family activities that happen during the Fall. I decided to put together a small bucket list of some of my favorite Fall activities, along with a fun recipe for home made apple cider.




 Visit a pumpkin patch
 Roast pumpkin seeds
 Carve or paint pumpkins 
 Jump in the leaves
 Attend a high school football game
 Make a bon fire
 Bake some Pumpkin cookies
 Get lost in a Corn Maze
 Go on a hay ride
 Burn Fall scented candles
 Go apple picking
 Bake some apple pie
 Open the windows to let the crisp air in
 Make apple cider
 Roast smores
 Donate to your local food bank
 Make some chili and cornbread
 Create a giving tree and talk about what you’re thankful for
 Watch Hocus Pocus
 Go to a haunted house
 Decorate for Fall
 Go for a drive in the mountains to look at fall leaves
 Make caramel apples
Go apple picking
Make a scare crow






Homemade Apple Cider


Ingredients:

12 apples (6 granny smith & 6 red delicious)
1 orange
1 cup brown sugar
One whole nutmeg
4 cinnamon sticks
1 teaspoon whole cloves

Things you’ll need:

Stock pot
Strainer
Potato masher
Cheesecloth
Wash and cut your fruit into fourths and add to pot. Add brown sugar and chop and dice nutmeg. Lay your spices into the cheesecloth. Wrap it up tight into a pouch. This provides all the flavor without any bits and pieces. Cover with water. Bring to a boil, covered for a least an hour. Mash up your softened fruit in the stock pot. Simmer for two more hours. Once finished allow to cool completely. Line a bowl with strainer and cheesecloth. Ladle in the strainer than squeeze out all the goodness from the cheesecloth. Serve warm.
What are some of your favorite Fall bucket list activities? Comment below with your family favorites!


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