How to Make Chamomile Simple Syrup
For thousands of years, chamomile has been used to calm anxiety and settle sour stomachs, but recently that we've started broadening our chamomile horizons to simple syrup.
Certainly one of the more obscure sides of simple syrup recipes, learning how to make chamomile simple syrup is a great way to add some floral flavors to your favorite cocktails (like a Tom Collins or a Gin Fizz).
What makes this particular recipe is even tastier is the use of fresh lemon peels.
Now, grab your vegetable peeler, your sugar, and let's learn how to make chamomile simple syrup.
What to learn how to make something really delicious? Check out my recipe for blackberry simple syrup.
Kitchen tools | |||
1 ea | Sauce pot | ||
1 ea | Liquid Measuring Cups | ||
1 ea | Wide-mouthed Mason Jar | ||
1 ea | Vegetable Peeler | ||
1 ea | Strainer | ||
1 ea | Spoon to stir | ||
Ingredients | |||
1 ea | lemon | ||
1 tablespoon | Chamomile Flowers | ||
1 cup | sugar | ||
1 cup | Water |
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