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fermenting Burgundy Ferment Sauce - Autumn Fire

Started the 7 pot burgundy ferment cook today.  It has sweet potatoes and cranberries in it along with some rhubarb.  Almost thinking about naming the sauce Thanksgiving.  It has a nice flavor, almost neutral, but it does have some kick to it.
 
Wondering how nutmeg, allspice, or cinnamon would go in the sauce.  Anyone try any of these?
 
Going to let it cool down and ninja it tomorrow and make the final adjustments before bottling.  Ferment had a pH of 3.53
 
 
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Also had two new additions to the family.
 
 
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The black on is a pound and a half, and the tan one is 2 3/4.
 
 
Last night I caught my first walleye through the ice and had a nice fish dinner tonight.
 
 
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Caught my first mudpuppy last night too.  Freaky looking thing. 
 
Just need to name it.  Has a delayed heat, looks like pumpkin pie, and has cranberries and cinnamon in it.  Still rolling some ideas around.
 
 
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Ended up with 22 bottles, and I only used half my puree.  Still have a gallon of that left over.  Seems the cayenne pepper mash retained the mash tartness better than the higher heat peppers. 
 
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