How to make Raspberry Liqueur | Berry Liqueur
In this video, we're going to enjoy a delicious Raspberry Liqueur cocktail! It's easy to make, and perfect for a chilly night.
This Raspberry Liqueur cocktail is a delicious way to end a night. It's easy to make, and perfect for a chilly night. If you're looking for a drink to enjoy during the holidays or anytime, this Raspberry Liqueur cocktail is perfect for you!
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SERVINGS ???? OPTIONAL
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INGREDIENTS
⬜ raspberries (strawberries) 500 g
⬜ sugar 1 cup
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citric acid 2 tbsp
FOR THE SYRUP:
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sugar 3 cup
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water 4 cup
⬜ vodka, rum or whiskey
500-750 ml
TIME-CODE
00:00 Start
00:13 Preparing the berries
00:32 Cooking syrup
00:46 Combine berries and syrup
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MIRTO liqueur Italian Original recipe ???? from the Picking of Berries to the Preparation of Liqueur
Today we will not only see how to prepare Sardinian Myrtle Liqueur, but we will discover that myrtle does not grow only in Sardinia ????
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Myrtle Berries 300 g
Alcohol 96% 300 ml + 100 ml
Water 400 ml
Sugar 180 g
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Kitchen Queers Small Batch Raspberry Liqueur Tutorial (S4E15N75-HD)
Kitchen Queers host Mitch Hightower and partner Philip demonstrate their recipe for homemade Raspberry Liqueur. The KQ crew shows how to create both fresh and frozen berry versions, followed by a taste test. KQ Season 4, Episode 15, Number 75, (S4E15N75-HD).
How to make Raspberry Liquor
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In this video, I am using some of my frozen raspberries. by making a raspberry liquor.
Make your own Raspberry Liquor with this Raspberry Liquor Recipe
2 cups vodka in a clean bottle
In a bowl add
1 cup boiling water
dissolve 1/2 cup sugar
2 1/2 cups raspberries mash up a some with a spoon
Funnel raspberry mixture (that has cooled - I use part frozen raspberries,
so it cools once they are added)
Use a skewer to poke any stuck raspberries through the funnel if required.
Secure lid to bottle and leave for at least 2 1/2 months, shaking occasionally.
Filter Raspberry from the liquor and use in a grown up dessert.
Bottle the liquor to enjoy at your convenience.
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How to Make Easy Organic Homemade Raspberry Liqueur
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Have you ever wanted to make your own organic liqueur but didn't know where to start? This easy organic process is simple and makes a great Christmas gift!
Here is the recipe I used:
4 cups fresh or frozen raspberries - I really recommend using the organic
1 cup organic cane sugar - and a wee pinch more for good measure
1 (750-milliliter) bottle 80-proof vodka - I used the cheapest stuff Walmart sold - though, I can see value in using something of better quality.
Mix all ingredients together. Shake. Label the start date. Store in cool, dark place. Every other day or so - shake again. 2 months from now - it's ready to strain and enjoy! Gift or sip!
I processed mine in a large dark glass Ball storage jar. It's possible it's up for grabs and debate what type of bottle to use. I think glass is better than plastic.
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Raspberries - shop local!
Cane Sugar
Ball jar
Vodka - shop local!
I stored mine in a cool, dark, pantry shelf. Refrigerating is a possibility as I know a friend's channel did so.
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How to make Homemade Raspberry Liqueur
With the raspberries in season it is time to make some Homemade Raspberry Liqueur. Whether you call it liqueur, liquor, cordial or moonshine, this stuff is delicious and can be made with almost any kind of fruit. Currently I have raspberry, cherry, and rhubarb on the go.
Whatever fruit you use, it takes three simple ingredients:
2 cups of fruit
3/4 cup of sugar
1 bottle of vodka
plus a mason jar.
All you need to do is put the washed fruit in the jar, pour sugar on top and vodka on top of that. Then shake it well, and shake it every day for three months. Strain through some cheesecloth, and you have a great after dinner liqueur or cocktail base.
The raspberry liqueur is used in one of our Hockey-themed Pink Whitney cocktails that you can find at
Rhubarb liqueur is used in our original cocktail, the Hippy Love God. You can find that recipe at
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