Ingredients
Cordial
- 200 g apple, quartered
- 200 g strawberries
- 300 g white sugar
- 900 g water
- 1 litre glass bottle
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Simmering basket
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Add apple, strawberry, and water and chop for 20 seconds Speed 3-4.
Heat for 15 min at 90'c on Speed 2.
Strain liquid into a jug to remove pulp.
Add sugar and cook for 3 min at 90'c Speed 2 until sugar is completely dissolved.
Pour hot into steralised glass bottle/s and leave on bench to cool.
Once cool, keep refridgerated.
Enjoy with cold water or mineral water.
Strawberry Cordial Steps
Tip
You can use the simmering basket to strain, although a fine sieve or nut bag will remove more of the bits. If using the steamer basket I suggest cutting the tops off the strawberries.
Plastic bottles are not recommended as this recipe is bottled hot and may melt plastic. However, once cooled it can be added to plastic drink bottles mixed with water.
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Comments
I don't think I can wait until summer to make these! They look too good!!! towing
Loved it! Super easy to make too. Thanks for the recipe!
Nice and sweet, thanks
Jess
Nice but sweet
Just love this cordial , will be making again
Wow this is delicious! And you only need a tiny bit so it lasts ages.
Really refereshing and not too sweet. Husband approved.
So easy and tastes delicious! It is Not as concentrated as commercial cordial so don't dilute it too much! Beautiful with ice cubes!
This looks delicious and easy. I bought a lovely glass bottle today that will suit this beautifully. Thanks for posting.
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