Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Limequats aren't common, but they're starting to become more visible. One great way to use them is in a simple, versatile syrup like this one with honey.
A refreshing cooler for summer days - my simple recipe for Earl Grey, lemon verbena and mint syrup is a real showcase for the fresh herbs in season at the moment. It can be added to still or sparkling water to make a refreshing iced tea...
Classic bitters take at least 3 weeks to infuse, but this recipe will make you a delightfully bitter syrup in 30 minutes. You can use any citrus fruit you have at hand to make a diverse collection of flavors to add to any festive drink.
This is a non-alcoholic drink, really a kind of simple syrup, that is meant to be added to cocktails or to sparkling water. Children love it, mixed with sparkling mineral water, on special occasions, and many adults do, too.
Sparkling Persimmon Margaritas make the perfect holiday cocktail! The persimmon simple syrup is easy to make and goes perfectly muddled with mint, lemon and tequila. It's then topped with champagne for a little sparkle!
