Making your own Rose Water is very satisfying and it looks so pretty and beautiful when bottled!
When I think of rose water, I think of Turkish Delight with its very distinctive rosy flavour, but you can use it for all kinds of recipes!
Use it to flavour your jellies, syrups and sauces, particularly in your nut-based baking like biscuits, in milky rice puddings or even use it in Indian and Chinese cooking!
Where you would normally use vanilla, almond or lemon extract, try a splash of rose water instead - you will produce a deep and beautiful accent to your recipes!
When I think of rose water, I think of Turkish Delight with its very distinctive rosy flavour, but you can use it for all kinds of recipes!
Use it to flavour your jellies, syrups and sauces, particularly in your nut-based baking like biscuits, in milky rice puddings or even use it in Indian and Chinese cooking!
Where you would normally use vanilla, almond or lemon extract, try a splash of rose water instead - you will produce a deep and beautiful accent to your recipes!
Rose petals, washed and enough to tightly pack a teacup
1 litre boiling water
2 cinnamon sticks
8 cloves
Pour over the boiling water and leave to cool.
Strain through a sieve and squeeze the liquid from the petals.
Pour into a sterilised bottle, seal and refrigerate until needed in your recipes.
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