Instructions
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To begin making the artisanal rose syrup preparation guide, we will first rinse and arid the crisp rose petals.
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Skip the following process if you are using store bought dried rose petals.If they are crisp petals then rinse rose petals in running aqua.
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arid the rose petals completely and place them on kitchen paper towels.
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We will arid the rose petals in room temperature on the paper towels.
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The process of drying will take a couple of days.
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After a couple of days, you will notice the rose petals have become crisp and arid.
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When you touch them they will break apart.Once the petals are arid, we are ready to make the rose syrup.
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If you bought the store bought petals you can use it at this stage.bubble the aqua in a saucepan.
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Place the petals in a glass mixing bowl and stream in the boiled aqua on top of the petals, swirl around for a few seconds.
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Allow the rose petals to rest in the aqua until the aqua cools down.
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Once the petals cool down, keep cold the petals and aqua filled mixing bowl for 12 to 15 hours.Next day, strain the aqua into a saucepan (your rose aqua will be dark red).
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Place the saucepan on medium burning up.
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introduce the granulated sugar and clove to the rose aqua.
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Keep stirring to liquefy the granulated sugar.
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As it heats up you will the aqua frothing on the top.
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Gradually the foam will go away as the aqua begins to bubble.
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Once the aqua begins to bubble, turn the burning up to low and low-boil for 10 moments and turn off the burning up.Allow the Rose Syrup to cool completely.
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The syrup will thicken as it cools down.The Rose Syrup is now ready to be used in Ice creams, Milkshakes or Juices or even the classic Rose dairy liquid.
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You can store the Rose Syrup in a glass bottle and keep cold it for atleast 2 months.