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  • 1 knob of ginger, to taste - the more ginger, the spicier!
  • 1 lemon
  • 5 green cardamom pods
  • 3 tablespoon honey
  • 500 grams water
  • extra honey, to sweeten to taste

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  1. Put the ginger into the thermomix and chop up on speed 7.

  2. Add the lemon (skin on, quartered) and chop up on speed 7.

  3. Add the cardamon, honey and water and cook for 20 minutes at 100 degrees on speed 1.

  4. Strain through the rice basket.

  5. Add extra honey to sweeten to taste.

  6. Drink as necessary to help with your cold or sore throat.

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  • 10. May 2013 - 07:29
    5.0

    Had a sore throat, ransacked the house looking for some lemsip without success so thought I would try the community and found this. 

    I bruised the cardamom and used 2.5cm of ginger.  It worked a treat, syrupy and strong and greatly eased the pain and inflammation. Well done.   I might also be inclined to add a some garlic next time. 

    Zanna

  • 7. May 2013 - 21:25
    4.0

    Thank you for sharing, this was just what I needed today! I love the syrupy texture of this. Will b brave and add more ginger next time, possibly even crack or bruise the cardamom too!

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