Common Lilac Syrup

by GardenAndGarage in Cooking > Canning & Preserving

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Common Lilac Syrup

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Hi

Lilac is used in folk medicine, tea from the flowers is used to relieve stress,

relieves migraines, headaches and sore throats....but have you tried lilac syrup?

I had more picked flowers, because I also dried them for tea and made a tincture,

so I also tried the syrup from the rest.


BUT dont forgot leaves, bark, roots are poisonous, they can cause allergic reactions.

Supplies

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  • Lilac flowers - 100 grams
  • Lemons - 2
  • sugar - 800 grams
  • water - 2 litre
  • sorbic acid - very very little ( optional )

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  • 1 put the plucked flowers into a bowl. Those green stems can cause bitterness, so the less the better.

  • 2,3 peeled lemons -there is no need to peel them, but then it can be too lemony and the lilac flavor can be lost.

  • 4 pour 2 liters of water
  • 5 infuse for 24-48 hours - -I waited 48 hours



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  • 6 strain
  • 7 start cooking, add sugar , stir until the sugar dissolves
  • 7-8 add sorbic acid optional
  • 8 when it boils, pour the hot syrup into bottles.

I reuse ketchup bottles because it's a great way to help nature but also your wallet

  • 9 I sterilized them for 20 min - optional

Here they are...the last 3 bottles, 1 has already laid its contents on the altar of hydration.


  • note: Some people sterilize, some people don't.
  • the amount of sugar is adjustable,
  • more sugar - more thick

Thanks bye .