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Flower syrups

Appears in
The Scented Kitchen: Cooking with Flowers

By Frances Bissell

Published 2012

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Sugar preserves the flavour and colour of sweetly scented flowers. The amount of sugar you need depends on how you plan to use the syrup. To make a poaching syrup, you will use two parts water to one part sugar. For a medium-weight syrup, of the kind you would use to soak a rum baba, for example, equal volumes of water and sugar are required. For a preserving syrup, use one and a half to two parts sugar to one part water.

This last syrup is really the most useful, as you can dilute it to make a poaching syrup. A heavy or strong syrup, it is ideal for spooning over ice-cream, or a steamed pudding in winter, for diluting with mineral water to make a refreshing drink and for using in cocktails as the sweet element for cocktail ideas.

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