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Royal red syrup

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This syrup of orange and blueberry juice, coconut water and strawberry and hibiscus syrup is instantly ready and adds flavour and colour to numerous drinks. try also this strawberry cheesecake slice recipe too. Ingredients Drink For approx. 6 l 1 orange 0.5 dl of cranberry juice 2 dl of coconut water ¼ of cinnamon stick 2 tablespoons of pink pepper 4 dl of strawberry and hibiscus syrup Freind's kitchen recipes,  Meringues with fruit and lemon cream . How to proceed Preparation: ca. 10 minutes Simmer: ca. 10 minutes Total time: 20 min Take half of the orange zest with a rigalimoni, then squeeze the fruit. Bring the zested juice, cranberry juice, coconut water, cinnamon and pepper to the boil and simmer strongly for approx. 10 minutes, until the juice has reduced by half. Strain the juice, mix it with the strawberry and hibiscus syrup and bring to a boil again. Pour it boiling into syrup bottles previously rinsed with boiling water. Just before serving, pour 2 tablespoons of sy...

Sea buckthorn royal syrup

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This royally flavoured syrup, based on lemon, sea buckthorn and elderberry, allows you to make original drinks, with or without alcohol, in no time. try also this skyr cake with blueberries recipe too. Ingredients Drink For approx. 6 l 2 lemons 0.5 dl of sea buckthorn juice 2 dl of coconut water 1 teaspoon of gingerbread spice 1 tablespoon of flour pepper 4 dl of elderflower syrup Freind's kitchen recipes,  Meringues with fruit and lemon cream . How to proceed Preparation: ca. 10 minutes Simmer: ca. 10 minutes Total time: 20 min Take the zest from half of the lemons with a rigalimoni and squeeze the citrus fruits. Bring the zested juice, sea buckthorn juice, coconut water, gingerbread spices and pepper to a boil. Let it simmer strongly for approx. 10 minutes until the syrup is reduced by half. Filter, mix the syrup with the elderflower syrup and bring to the boil again. Pour it boiling into syrup bottles previously rinsed with boiling water. You may be interested to read...

Tête de Moine with pears and honey

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The rosettes of Tête de Moine melt deliciously on the tongue. A delight at aperitif time to be served with pears, walnuts, thyme and a drizzle of honey. try also this  lentil cappuccino  recipe too. Ingredients Aperitif For 4 people 2 tablespoons of walnuts 4 sprigs of thyme 2 pears, for example Alexander 12 rosettes of Tête de Moine 2 tablespoons of liquid honey pepper from the pepper mill Freind's kitchen recipes,  wild and levistic garlic cream. How to proceed Preparation: approx. 15 minutes Coarsely chop the walnuts and peel the sprigs of thyme. Cut the pears into slices and place a rosette of Tête de Moine on each. Sprinkle with the chopped walnuts, sprinkle with honey and garnish with the thyme leaves. Season with pepper and serve. You may be interested to read  millefeuille cake with cream recipe/  italian apple cake.