Food blogger shares how to make wine in an Instant Pot
Heroes come in many forms; some rescue kittens from burning buildings, others help old ladies across busy streets. And then there’s a guy who figured how to make wine in an Instant Pot. He may not win the Nobel Prize but dammit, he should be a contender.. “We’ve all seen a meme or two running around Facebook wishing that ‘One of those Pinterest chicks could throw grapes in a crock pot and make wine,'” Murphy wrote. “Well, how about one of those Pinterest guys? . I love Pinterest.
“Now you need to have some patience,” Murphy warns. “You’re going to run the time for a total of 48 hours!!”any patience when it comes to cooking, or prepping, or figuring out what I’m making for dinner until 15 minutes before we are supposed to eat, but hey, there may be an exception for winemaking.
Murphy shows us what the wine will look like halfway through its fermentation process so we know what we’re dealing with. “If you take a taste of it, it’ll be very fizzy and have a carbonated taste,” he warns. “Of course, in the nature of science, I had to take a sip lol. It was a little gross. Not horrible, but it’s yeasty tasting with a bit of alcohol, and meh.
Murphy told Scary Mommy he’s never tried making anything like this before in his Instant Pot but said you can use any type of juice depending on what flavors you enjoy “as long as it doesn’t have preservatives in it.”Eventually, somewhere between eight days and a month, your wine will be ready to drink. Murphy admits he didn’t really think this was going to work. “I was expecting a failure, but I was patient and played that annoying waiting game.
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