Scorching Summers require plenty of liquid intake. It is always suggested that we keep ourselves hydrated. Having born and bred in an Island nation, and lived in a tropical country like India for over 50 years, I have always been a great fan of home made food. This includes juices and jams and whatever you can name it.
Summers are a treat for the family when I tirelessly make Squashes and Juices for all us. I can proudly say that my family is quite pampered by these, that they do not look for it outside of our home.
Here is a simple recipe for you all to try at your homes. Go on and pamper your loved ones!
Ingredients:
Summers are a treat for the family when I tirelessly make Squashes and Juices for all us. I can proudly say that my family is quite pampered by these, that they do not look for it outside of our home.
Here is a simple recipe for you all to try at your homes. Go on and pamper your loved ones!
Ingredients:
1 1/2
cups lemon juice
1 cup strong ginger juice (Approx 200 gms ginger)
5 cups sugar
2 1/2 cups water
Pinch of citric acid
Method:
1. Squeeze lemon juice & refrigerate.
2. Chop ginger, add little water & grind in a mixer.
3. Squeeze out juice & keep aside.
4. Place sugar & water in a heavy pan & bring to a boil.
5. Add citric acid & boil to remove scum.
6. Turn off flame & cool the syrup completely.
7. Add the juices. Do not disturb the ginger juice as residue settles at bottom.
8. Mix well & store in refrigerator.
9. Make squash with chilled water at the ratio of 1:4.
10. Enjoy the refreshing natural juice.
1. Squeeze lemon juice & refrigerate.
2. Chop ginger, add little water & grind in a mixer.
3. Squeeze out juice & keep aside.
4. Place sugar & water in a heavy pan & bring to a boil.
5. Add citric acid & boil to remove scum.
6. Turn off flame & cool the syrup completely.
7. Add the juices. Do not disturb the ginger juice as residue settles at bottom.
8. Mix well & store in refrigerator.
9. Make squash with chilled water at the ratio of 1:4.
10. Enjoy the refreshing natural juice.
Refreshing juice ready |
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