lemon syrup

Light on ingredients (but not in its layers of heavenly mascarpone cream), this pistachio and lemon gluten-free cake is absolutely to die for.




Pistachio and lemon layer cake

unsalted butter

olive oil

pistachios, plus extra chopped to serve

(50 grams) almond meal

golden caster sugar

plain gluten-free flour

tsp salt

gluten-free baking powder

low-fat plain yoghurt

eggs,

tsp vanilla extract

lemon curd

mascarpone

lemon

pure icing sugar, sifted

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Enjoy this homemade Meyer lemonade syrup any time of the year by making it fresh, canning, or freezing it.

Meyer Lemonade Syrup

lb Meyer lemon (about 2 1/2 cup lemon juice)

sugar

To sterilize the canning jars, separate jars, lids, and rims. Put them in a boiling water and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from the water and let them cool and dry on a clean kitchen towel.

Juice your Meyer lemon to make about 2-1/2 cup. Strain the juice in a fine mesh to catch any seeds or pulp; discard them.

Mix 2-1/2 cup of Meyer lemon juice and 2 cups sugar in a pot over medium heat. Whisk the mixture and simmer until the sugar dissolves. When the syrup starts to boil, remove from heat.

Pour syrup to the prepared jars, leaving about 1/2 inch from the top. Make sure to wipe clean the rims of the jars.

Cover with lids and tighten. Put the jars back into the simmering water and boil for 5 minutes. You should hear the lid making a popping sound. That&#039;s a good sign that your jars are well sealed.

Let the jars cool, and store in a dark place up to 1 year.

To make 1 serving of lemonade, mix 1/4 cup of syrup to 1 cup of water. Add ice and enjoy!

Lemon syrup adds a tangy burst of flavor to desserts and beverages! It is simple to make, and is ready in minutes with just 2 ingredients.

Lemon Syrup

sugar (150 grams)

lemon juice (approx 2 lemons (120 milliliters))

water (120 milliliters)

Lemon peels (unwaxed organic lemons)

Add the sugar, lemon juice and water to a pot, along with 1 of the lemon peels, chopped.

Simmer

Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for 10 minutes.

Cool

Sieve

Place a sieve over a bowl and carefully pour in the syrup to strain. Discard the peels.

Bottle

Allow the mixture to cool and pour into a sanitized bottle or jar.

Store

Lemon Squash is an easy DIY lemon syrup concentrate made without preservatives and additives. This can be used to make a refreshing Lemon Drink.

Lemon Squash | Lemon Syrup (Without Preservatives)

lemons (or 10 to 12 lemons or 1 cup fresh lemon juice)

water

raw sugar (or white sugar

saffron (- crushed, optional)

green cardamoms (- crushed or 1 teaspoon cardamom powder, optional)

water (- cold)

lemon squash

ice cubes optional

First, in a pan or sauce pan, take water and sugar.

Keep this sugar-water solution on a low heat. Stir so that the sugar dissolves. The syrup will be sticky when you touch it.

When all the sugar has dissolved, continue to simmer on low heat until the sugar syrup reaches to a half string consistency. Then switch off the heat. You can also heat the sugar syrup to one string consistency.

Let the sugar syrup cool slightly. Then using a strainer filter the syrup. First line a bowl with a mesh strainer. Line the strainer with a muslin cloth or cotton kitchen napkin.

Now pour the sugar syrup carefully through the muslin lined strainer into the bowl.

Let this filtered sugar syrup become lukewarm or cool down to room temperature.

Rinse the lemons well in water. Halve them.

With a lemon squeezer or press, extract juice from each lemon half in a bowl or mug.

You will need 1 cup of lemon juice.

If there are small seeds in the lemon juice, then filter them through a tea strainer.

Powder seeds of 8 to 9 green cardamoms together with saffron in a mortar-pestle. Keep aside.

Now add the lemon juice to the sugar syrup. The sugar syrup should be lukewarm or at room temperature when you add the lemon juice.

Add the powdered cardamom and saffron. Mix very well.

Now pour the Lemon Squash in a sterilized bottle or jar. Close the lid tightly and refrigerate.

Making Lemon Squash

When preparing the Lemon Squash drink, add 3 to 4 tablespoons of the squash in a glass and add cold water.

Stir and serve. You can also add ice cubes in the drink.

Making Lemon Drink

Whole Fruit Lemon Syrup or Cheong is the Korean pantry staple that concentrates the sunshine-y essence of lemons in a simple, honey-like syrup filled with thin slices of lemon that you can use anywhere. From a simple hot tea made with the fruit and syrup and hot water to adding it into cocktails or iced tea, a jar of Cheong is about to be indispensable in your kitchen, too!This version of Cheong retains all the goodness of the original Korean product that is usually made with yuzu replacing the harder to find yuzus with lemons or Meyer lemons.

Lemon Syrup or Cheong

lemons lemons

ginger

Rinse the lemons in a colander, scrub them with baking soda and/or salt to remove any coating, then rinse them again and pat them dry. Slice a small sliver off of each end of the lemon then slice it in half lengthwise. Pop out as many seeds as you can.

Use a thin slicing blade on a food processor or a chef’s knife, slice the lemon halves as thinly as possible. Carefully root through and remove any other seeds you find.

Place a medium sized mixing bowl or large measuring cup on a kitchen scale and turn it on. If necessary, tare the weight to zero. Scrape the lemons into the bowl and make note of the weight.

Tare the scale again, and add about ¾ of the total weight of the lemons in honey or granulated sugar. Use your scrupulously clean hands or a wooden spoon to mix the lemons and sugar or honey together. Divide the mixture between the jars you have handy, pressing the lemons into the jar firmly to submerge them under the syrup that should already be forming.

Divide the remaining honey or sugar into the jars over top of the lemons. Cover tightly and leave at room temperature out of direct light for 3 days, stirring them and pressing the lemons back down every so often.

Store the finished Cheong in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.

Starting with about 2 tablespoons, scoop as much syrup and fruit into your mug as you’d like and top off with very hot or boiling water. If you did not add ginger to your cheong when you made it, you can add a couple coins or strips of fresh ginger to the mug as well.

Stir and sip. You can eat the fruit if you wish.

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