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xmas sorrel recipes
i make it with dried sorrel and dark rum, plus sugar and spices,
but i know some people do white rum and wine, or use the fresh sorrel where you can get it. please post your recipes and hints up i am doing a few batches this year and want to experiment! |
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I use dried sorrel. I boil it with ginger - let it steep overnight. Strain. Add sugar and dark rum.
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What's this rum thing y'all keep talking about?
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There are three ways to prepare sorrel, check recipes below:
Sorrel Ingredients 1 oz. dried sorrel or roselle sepals 3 inch piece of cinnamon stick 3 x 1 inch strip of orange peel 3 cloves, whole 1½ cups sugar 2 quarts boiling water ¼ cup medium-dark rum ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon ¼ teaspoon ground cloves Preparation Place the sorrel sepals, cinnamon stick, orange peel, whole cloves and sugar in a large jar and pour a boiling water over them. Cover with foil or plastic wrap, and set aside at room temperature for 2 or 3 days. Strain the liquid through a fine sieve, return it to the jar, and stir in the rum, ground cinnamon and ground cloves. (Discard the spices left in the sieve). Let the liquid stand at room temperature for another 2 or 3 days. Strain through a fine sieve lined with cheesecloth and refrigerate until thoroughly chilled. Serve in chilled glasses with or without ice. Sorrel Drink Ingredients 2 pt dried sorrel 6 pt water Sugar to taste 2 small pieces of mace Preparation Cut petals from the sorrel and sun-dry for about 3 days. Measure 2 pints of the dried sorrel petals and put in a jar. Sweeten the water to taste and pour over the dried sorrel. Add mace. Cover jar and let stand for 2 - 3 days. Strain, bottle and store in a refrigerator. Cranbery punch is very similar in taste and appearance to sorrel drink. Sorrel Wine Ingredients 2 pt dried sorrel 2 lb sugar 4 pt water 3 - 4 pcs mace Preparation Pick sorrel and dry in the sun for 3 days. Measure 2 pints of the dried sorrel and put into a clean jar. Add sugar, water and mace and stir until the sorrel is dissolved. Cover tightly and leave to sit for 21 days. Strain and bottle off. |
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thanks gtdonna! i don't have 21 days but will try maybe 3-6 days.
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Ya welcome. Hope it comes out great.
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I put some rum in my sorrell also....about 2 capfulls per gallon, to me it enhances the flavor. |
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Okay...so I am very shame....
I put my sorrell 2 soak from since thanksgiving and haven't had time to deal wit it...allyuh feel it still good? Or should I just throw it out and make a next batch? ![]() |
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since thanks giving....you tryning to make wine .....nah but i did that one time, left it soaking for about 4 weeks*ah was lazy*.....it still tasted good |
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.....nah but i did that one time, left it soaking for about 4 weeks*ah was lazy*.....it still tasted good
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