Homemade sugar osmanthus
Overview
The epidemic is under control, and the sweet-scented osmanthus in the community has a pleasant fragrance. The children like to pick some to make sachets or make perfume during online classes. Let me make a sugar-sweet osmanthus, which just satisfies my family's dessert cravings.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pick the sweet-scented osmanthus and clean it.
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Soak in salt water for 20 minutes to remove small bugs and dust. Use your hands to pull out the sweet-scented osmanthus and discard the impurities that have sunk at the bottom.
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Use kitchen paper to absorb the moisture (it can also be air-dried naturally, but it takes a long time and cannot be sun-dried).
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Get all the materials ready.
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Boil the glass bottles and let them dry.
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Add sugar and water to a non-stick pan. The ratio I made is about 1:1. If you want it sweeter, you can use 3:2 or 2:1. Bring to a boil and small bubbles will appear. Then simmer for about a minute. Add the sweet-scented osmanthus and cook until it changes color.
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Squeeze some lemon juice when cooking sweet-scented osmanthus for better preservation effect and cannot be ignored.
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The discolored osmanthus sauce can be left to dry for a while before bottling.
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Steam some yam and drizzle with osmanthus sauce. It's not only delicious, but also fragrant.