I bought an old Pennsylvania Dutch Recipe book about 4 years ago and found this recipe for a peach brandy. The recipe will make 1 quart and looks like you should make it in August.
Pits and skins from 20 peaches
1 cup sugar
2 cups hot water
Fill a quart jar with pits and skins (make sure that you wash the peaches before peeling). Make a medium sugar syrup. Pour boiling sugar syrup over peach skins and pits to within 1 inch from the top. Seal. Bury 8 inches underground until Christmas. If possible put hay in the hole and around the jar. Strain and serve.
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http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1217913060000#c2177893844920367592'> 12:11 AM
Thanks for the recipe, hope it works. Have you tried it yourself?
Thanks
http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1218055800000#c7401179267279585597'> 3:50 PM
Personally, I haven't tried it. A wine making buddy has and he had mixed results. Might want to try adding a little peach juice to help with the fermentation.
http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1240147560000#c6414244614326818571'> 8:26 AM
The recipe I have is the same as this one, except it uses the peaches themselves instead of the skins and pits. And you eat the peaches also.
http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1248136477905#c4251543911271899731'> 7:34 PM
I like this drink. Thanks for the recipe. I am going to give this a shot. Great peach brandy recipe.
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http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1250007118143#c6619120518686324963'> 11:11 AM
I think I'll try this sunds tasty..
http://makinghomemadewineandbeer.blogspot.com/2006/01/peach-brandy-recipe.html?showComment=1250698637008#c3073132755320843083'> 11:17 AM
Should the peaches be blanched before peeling or would this effect the final product?