RASPBERRY SUMMER PUNCH DRINK RECIPE - HOW TO MIX
HOW TO MIX THIS COCKTAIL
Fill a highball glass with crushed ice. Add Absolut Vodka, black currant liqueur, raspberry puree, lemon juice and simple syrup. Stir. Top up with champagne. Garnish with a blackberry.
INGREDIENTS
4 Parts Absolut Vodka
2 Parts Black Currant Liqueur
Champagne
2 Parts Raspberry Puree
2 Parts Lemon Juice
1 Part Simple Syrup
1 Whole Blackberry
Crushed Ice
How to make Red Currant Jelly
Homemade Red Currant Jelly with only 3 ingredients and without pectin.
Red Currant (or redcurrants) are ruby red sour berries. There are other currant varieties too such as the white and black currants but the red ones stand out because of the color and tartness. The best way to enjoy red currants is to preserve them and they keep really well thanks to the natural acids in the berry. I primarily turn my hand-picked red currants into a super delicious red currant jelly. The recipe is easy and straightforward, you can make your own batch of homemade red currant from scratch. Just follow my process shots to make it step by step.
00:00 - Cook Red Currants with Water to extract Juice
00:21 - Strain and Combine Red Currant Juice with Sugar in a large Pot
00:45 - Cook Down until Set
00:58 - Fill Jars and Store
Ingredients
1.1 pound Red Currants
3½ cups Water
2.2 pounds Sugar *see notes
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Making Fruit Jelly / Fruit Syrup Making / 3 Types! Raspberry, Red Currant, Saskatoon / Canning
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In this video I make Red Currant Jelly, Raspberry Jelly and Saskatoon Syrup all from scratch.
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BLUEBERRY SIMPLE SYRUP (and TOPPING) - How to Make the Best Blueberry Simple Syrup!
BLUEBERRY SIMPLE SYRUP (and TOPPING) - How to Make the Best Blueberry Simple Syrup!
This Blueberry Simple Syrup is bursting with the sweetness of fresh, plump blueberries. This quick and easy 2 ingredient simple syrup is a 2-in-1 recipe! The byproduct of this tasty simple syrup is a delicious blueberry topping that is terrific on breakfast items, yogurt, ricotta toast, ice cream, and more. The blueberry syrup can be used on so many things, including pancakes, waffles, pastries, and dessert items, and it’s absolutely amazing in cocktails and drinks!
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How to Make Strawberry Syrup for Soda and Cocktails
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The keys to a good strawberry syrup for use in drinks is to balance the flavours, the sweetness and the acidity and the historical soda fountains did this well. The recipe here is how chemists made strawberry syrup for soda drinks in the late 1800s and they pretty much perfected it. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
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Strawberry Syrup Recipe:
675 g (1 quart) Strawberries
240 g (1 cup) Sugar
500 ml (2 cups) Hot Water (90 to 95°C)
1100 g (4½ cups) Sugar
12 g (1 Tbls) Citric Acid
1. Mix the strawberries with 1 cup of sugar and muddle or smash
2. Place on heat and add 500 ml of hot water
3. Heat until roughly 72°C (162°F) slightly over is fine, don't boil it.
4. Remove from heat and strain while hot
5. Do not press the strawberry pulp (makes a cloudy syrup)
6. Add the 1100 g of sugar and stir to dissolve
7. Add 12 g of citric acid, stir to dissolve
8. Optional: add 1/4 teaspoon of potassium sorbate to prevent yeast fermentation
9. Bottle and enjoy
Use 1 oz to 1.5 oz of this syrup in an 8 oz soda or add to a daiquiri or on top of ice cream.
**Getting Started Making Soda**
If you are new to making soda, welcome, and you should check out the following videos because they will show you the basics of making soda and will help answer most of your questions.
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How to Make a Soda Flavour
How to Make a Flavour Extract
Simple Syrup for Soda
How to Formulate a Flavour
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