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The Instacart guide to scuppernong grape products
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FAQs about scuppernong grapes
These grapes can be used much like you'd use other grape varieties in the kitchen. For example, you can chop them up to add a touch of sweetness to a salad or create scuppernong jam. Some people like to roast scuppernongs together with meat, like chicken or fish. There are also specific recipes if you like southern cooking, such as scuppernong pie. In this recipe, the grapes are boiled into a pulp with water, sugar, and spices before being baked in a pie crust in the oven. Another option is to mix scuppernongs into your favorite smoothie recipe.
Scuppernong grapes are typically harvested between July and October across the southern United States. They grow most commonly in states like North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, and Kentucky. They can grow as far south as Florida and as far north as the New Jersey border. They struggle to grow in areas where the temperature drops below 10 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. Since some stores sell scuppernongs in the frozen fruit section, you may be able to find these grapes outside of their regular growing season.
Scuppernong wine is usually produced from harder grapes that are harvested later in the grape-growing season, typically between August and September. They can be used to make white wine. Recipes vary, but a common approach includes grapes, water, sugar, and vodka as ingredients. The grapes are left to ferment in water and sugar for about a week before vodka is added. After two or three days, the wine is then transferred to bottles to continue fermenting. Most recipes recommend storing the bottles in a dark place for two to three months before drinking the wine.