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simple syrup recipe
• 4.19.2010
A good homemade simple syrup enhances just about any cocktail recipe. Don't believe me? Why not whip up a batch for use in classic southern cocktails such as mint juleps, sazeracs and hurricanes. While there are infinite variations of the classic syrup which call for adding anything from lavender to fruit juice, for me the classic recipe listed below is the best.
1 cup sugar
1 cup water
In a small saucepan, bring sugar and water to a boil; simmer until sugar has dissolved. Remove from stove and store in a classic mason jar. Will keep in the refrigerator indefinitely.
* Tip- a good batch of simple syrup in a mason jar with a ribbon makes a delightful hostess or housewarming gift!
{images courtesy of woodford reserve & ca4h.org}
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4 comments:
Mmmm...I agree, the 1:1 ratio is best! ;)
Looking forward to mint juleps next week!
Wow, that simple? Thanks for sharing!
Me too JMW! Tis the season, afterall.
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