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Step 1
Place the apple peels and cores (optional) in a quart-sized jar with a wide mouth.
Step 2
Cover the peels completely with the water.
Step 3
Add the sugar and stir.
Step 4
Make sure your scraps are completely covered with water.
Step 5
Cover the mouth of the jar with a coffee filter or a thin cloth, then screw on the outer ring of the lid.
Step 6
Let sit in a dark area at room temperature for 1-2 weeks, stirring the mix once a day to stimulate proper fermentation and prevent mold from forming.
Step 7
When you notice some fizz and a significant amount of bubbles on the surface, strain out the scraps and compost them.
Step 8
Put the liquid back in the jar, cover with a coffee filter or a thin cloth, and let it sit.
Step 9
Taste it once a week and once it has reached your desired level acidity, cover with a lid or transfer to a closed bottle to stop the fermentation.
Step 10
The apple cider vinegar will keep for about a year in the refrigerator.
Step 11
Enjoy!
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