My new recipe: mint syrup.

in #recipe8 years ago

 Today I want to share with you my new interesting recipe. I did it the first time, it was a  spontaneous idea and still do not know what will happen, but I hope it will be delicious.

In summer I  usually collect  a lot of different herbs. I love to enjoy my herbal tea during a long cold winter. Becides it is very helpful, if someone  catch a cold or have a headache, or  insomnia, or something alse.

Usually among these herbs are St. John's wort, yarrow, meadowsweet, currant leaves and ect., and of course MINT. This, is a French mint, or it is also called applemint. It has a wonderful sweet flavor and it is not as vigorous as the pepermint.

             

                                                              my witch treasures 

This mint I usually gather in a deserted village, there it was growing in the gardens of the inhabitants, and when people left this  place, mint has grown over on large areas.

I usually add mint in tea and fruit drinks. But today I got the bright idea to make mint syrup. 

 I took mint and  bottle (volume 1 liter).   

     

Filled the bottle with mint to the half

    

         

 Then make a syrup by boiling 800 ml of water with 350 grams of sugar. This is the approximate ratio. The syrup was not very sweet, but that as I pland. 

 Fill the bottle with hot  syrup and close it with stopper.

      

Due to the small amount of sugar I will keep the mint syrup in a fridge and I will shake the bottle every day for 2 weeks minimum, then filter it and look, what it looks like.

I'm not exactly sure how it will turn out, it was a pure experiment. If someone else has already done so, please share your experience.

I  think that such a syrup can be added to ice cream,  cocktail, various  desserts, handmade chocolate, also I can make a mint liqueur  :) 

So I will be happy to know your opinion here in comments.

 I wish you an easy Friday!

 Sincerely yours @witchcraftblog 

   

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wow! its great! thank you @steemitrecipes

Let us know how it turned out!

I will make a desser with this and post it :)

Very interesting!

Wonderful! I always have a jug of fresh mint on my drawing table- the aroma is awakening.

oh, its great @opheliafu! when I made the syrup, the smell was divine throughout all our apartment :)

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