How to Make Sour Berry Syrup
Wash your hands well with soap and hot water., Place the blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries into a large, clean bowl., After roughly 5 minutes, drizzle in the honey, stirring well all the while., Spritz the lemon juice into the berry mash...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash your hands well with soap and hot water.
Take a potato masher and start to mash the berries, stirring every few 45 seconds or so. , Mash the berries for about a minute. , Whisk as much as you want, but whisk for at least 2 minutes. , Is it drippy and runny but slightly thick with a few chunks in? Perfect. , Is it tangy and tart with a hint of sweetness? Perfect.
If too sweet, add more lemon juice; if slightly too sour, add more honey. , Use within 3 days. -
Step 2: Place the blackberries
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Step 3: blueberries
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Step 4: and raspberries into a large
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Step 5: clean bowl.
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Step 6: After roughly 5 minutes
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Step 7: drizzle in the honey
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Step 8: stirring well all the while.
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Step 9: Spritz the lemon juice into the berry mash.
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Step 10: Inspect the syrup.
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Step 11: Taste the syrup.
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Step 12: Over the top of the bowl in which the syrup is resting
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Step 13: attach cling film or foil to keep fresh.
Detailed Guide
Take a potato masher and start to mash the berries, stirring every few 45 seconds or so. , Mash the berries for about a minute. , Whisk as much as you want, but whisk for at least 2 minutes. , Is it drippy and runny but slightly thick with a few chunks in? Perfect. , Is it tangy and tart with a hint of sweetness? Perfect.
If too sweet, add more lemon juice; if slightly too sour, add more honey. , Use within 3 days.
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