Hibiscus Syrup
Recipe by Our teamIngredients
4 cups of water
4 cups of brown sugar
1 cup dried hibiscus
1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
Execution
- Boil the water, sugar and hibiscus in low heat until the sugar melts. Afterwards, add the lemon and withdraw from the heat.
- Let the syrup cool down for at least 30’ and then strain. It can be preserved in the fridge for up to 3 weeks.
General advice about syrups
Sugar syrup, normal or scented with spices or flowers etc., is the basic material needed for the creation of most mocktails and the ingredients can be easily purchased in the market provided by numerous companies.
Sugar syrup contains water and sugar, in various ratios, which we boil in very low temperatures, stirring continuously until the sugar melts and the mix is clear. When the sugar has melted, we remove it from the heat and let it cool down. We do not overboil it. If we do so, its consistency will be spoiled. Typically, we use white granulated sugar, however, we can substitute it with other sweeteners like honey or brown sugar etc.
Standard or already made syrups have been used for the creation of some mocktails in our site, nevertheless, our team thought it would be best if we suggested in some recipes, ways that you can make them easily at home. Depending on how sweet we want the syrup, we choose simple, medium, or rich syrup or we replace sugar with a substitute of our liking.
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