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A Jamaican Holiday Tradition A festive drink made by steeping hibiscus flowers, sorrel is a holiday favorite throughout the Caribbean. Making this burgundy treat is a Christmas tradition in many Caribbean countries including Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Guyana, St. Lucia, Grenada, Montserrat, Dominica, Antigua, Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Give a stir, and let simmer for 15 minutes. Then remove from heat and let sit, covered for 12 hours to overnight. 2. Strain and Sweeten. Strain the sorrel mixture with a fine mesh strainer and discard the sorrel, ginger, and allspice berries. Sweeten with sugar, to taste and add in rum and/or wine. 3.
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No Jamaican Christmas is complete without this sweet-tart, gingery hibiscus drink. By Jillian Atkinson Updated August 23, 2023 WRITE A REVIEW Why It Works A short boil hydrates the sorrel, kicking off the infusion. A long, cold steep ensures full flavor and color extraction.
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Tips for making sorrel at home. 1. Before attempting to make sorrel at home, thoroughly but gently rinse the flowers in a colander. 2. West Indian recipes have the benefits of fresh, whole spices.
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To make the hibiscus syrup: In a sauce pan combine water and hibiscus flowers. Bring to a simmer over medium high heat. Whisk in the coconut sugar, vanilla and lemon juice. Reduce heat and allow to reduce for 5-10 minutes. Remove from heat and strain out the flowers. Allow to cool. Serve horchata over ice with a drizzle of syrup.
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Healthy Twist One might say this is already a healthy cocktail! Why is that you say? Hibiscus has been shown to be SO GOOD FOR YOU! High in antioxidants, these flowers are amazing, in fact it's the primary ingredient in Tazo's Passion Tea bags. You might also enjoy my Passion Tea Lemonade and this Elderberry Syrup.
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In a large heat-proof pitcher, combine the tea bags and boiling water. Steep for four minutes and place in the refrigerator to chill. In a punch bowl, combine the simple syrup, white cranberry juice, fresh squeezed lime juice, and rum. Add the chilled tea and stir to evenly combine. Add the chilled sparkling wine, frozen cranberries and.
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This drink, made from dried hibiscus flowers, is a traditional punch served around Christmas in Jamaica. It's tart and tangy and mixes up to a stunning shade of deep magenta. I like to add allspice and a few scrapes of nutmeg to the punch to bring some warmth to its slightly sour flavor.
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The Jamaican sorrel drink is a traditional Christmas beverage made from the Roselle plant. The Roselle plant is a type of hibiscus that bears a crimson red accessory fruit, which Jamaicans call Sorrel. The sorrel fruit is picked, deseeded and boiled along with spices such as ginger, cinnamon, pimento berries (allspice) to create this Christmas.
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Hibiscus stands out particularly at Christmas time, evoking bright colours and a distinctive flavour, bringing a tangy, exotic touch to festive dishes. Let's discover the fascinating history of this flower, its varied uses, its health benefits, its intoxicating aromas, and take a closer look at how it is celebrated in Asia. What is the Hibiscus?
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1. In a food processor, add 3 tbsp. dry hibiscus flowers. Process into a fine powder. 2. Pour powder into a small mesh strainer and sprinkle onto a plate. 3. Run a freshly cut lemon slice over the side and over the rim of a coup glass. This is how the powder will stick. 4. Roll just the wet side of the coup glass in the powdered hibiscus. 5.
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Hibiscus Tahitian 'Christmas Angel' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) A wonderful addition to your hibiscus collection, Hibiscus Tahitian 'Christmas Angel's flower has bright red petals and an electric white center that radiates outward creating
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Sorrel, a festive drink made by steeping hibiscus flowers, is the taste of the holidays throughout the Caribbean. It is also a close cousin to the African-American red drink, described as "liquid.
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Here's how to do it. Place water, quartered guavas, diced red apples, diced pears, orange slices, piloncillo or brown sugar, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks, dried hibiscus flowers and tamarind pod in a large stockpot. Bring to a boil, lower heat, cover and simmer for at least 30 minutes. Mix together and make sure the piloncillo/brown sugar.
