Rhubarb Syrup Recipe, the all-pink girly drink

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We are soon going to celebrate mothers for Mother's Day, and what could be cuter than offering her a gift in candy pink, reminiscent of childhood? To switch things up, or to accompany little poems, pasta necklaces, or beautiful children's drawings, I suggest making a seasonal preparation with the rhubarb abundantly present in our gardens: a lovely syrup.

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time15 minsCook Time15 minsTotal Time30 mins
Ingredients
 800 Rhubarb
 1 Water
 1 Sugar
Directions
1

Cut the rhubarb stalks, removing the leaves which are toxic. Rinse the stalks quickly and dry them. Do not peel your rhubarb stalks; it is the red color of the stalks that will give the syrup its color.

2

Cut the stalks into cubes and place them in a bowl. Sprinkle with 150 g of sugar. Boil the water and pour it over the rhubarb to let it steep for 24 hours.

3

The next day, retrieve the soaking water that has turned pink, add the remaining powdered sugar. Place the mixture over heat and bring to a boil. Allow to cook for 10 minutes.

4

Pour the syrup into previously cleaned and dried bottles. Seal them, then let cool.

5

Then place your labels, and store your bottles in a dry place.

6

To finish For the use of the syrup, you will count one volume of syrup for 6 to 7 volumes of water. You can also use it to flavor vodka or rosé wine.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 800 Rhubarb
 1 Water
 1 Sugar

Directions

Directions
1

Cut the rhubarb stalks, removing the leaves which are toxic. Rinse the stalks quickly and dry them. Do not peel your rhubarb stalks; it is the red color of the stalks that will give the syrup its color.

2

Cut the stalks into cubes and place them in a bowl. Sprinkle with 150 g of sugar. Boil the water and pour it over the rhubarb to let it steep for 24 hours.

3

The next day, retrieve the soaking water that has turned pink, add the remaining powdered sugar. Place the mixture over heat and bring to a boil. Allow to cook for 10 minutes.

4

Pour the syrup into previously cleaned and dried bottles. Seal them, then let cool.

5

Then place your labels, and store your bottles in a dry place.

6

To finish For the use of the syrup, you will count one volume of syrup for 6 to 7 volumes of water. You can also use it to flavor vodka or rosé wine.

Notes

Rhubarb Syrup Recipe, the all-pink girly drink

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Nutrition Facts

1 servings

Serving size

1

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