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Mai tai recipes call for a seldom-employed artificial almond syrup called orgeat, or orzata, depending on whether you’re buying the faux-French version or the faux-Italian one The problem is that faux-ness Though orgeat is conceptually tethered to tiki, its twisted history predates tiki’s by a long stretch
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Instead of a crumble topping, these raspberry-rhubarb cobblers are topped with a sweet, flaky biscuit.
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This recipe is by Suzanne Hamlin and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Fresh mint leaves are steeped in sugar and water for a simple syrup that makes a refreshing addition to cocktails, glazes, or frozen treats.
Ingredients: water, sugar, mint leaves
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Spice up cocktails with this homemade syrup.
Ingredients: cinnamon, sugar, water
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Pair this syrup with Baked French Toast.
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Agave nectar is used to sweeten this quick and easy fudgy chocolate syrup perfect for drizzling over ice cream or flavoring coffee.
Ingredients: cocoa, water, agave nectar, vanilla
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Rhubarb and strawberries are a great match. You can substitute half the rhubarb with an equal weight of quartered berries.
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The tradition Iranian mint-vinegar drink, Sekanjabin, made with honey and mint, is wonderfully refreshing on a hot summer day.
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Making grenadine, the pomegranate-based simple syrup that was favored in many cocktails in the 19th and early 20th centuries, is really quite simple And homemade is a vast improvement on the red-dyed sugar water in markets Once you’ve rounded up the materials, 15 minutes’ light work will make enough to last you.
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Brown sugar, light corn syrup, and heavy cream combine in this easy copycat recipe for caramel pancake syrup like they serve at diners.
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This recipe is by Eugenia Bone and takes 1 hour 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: ginger, sugar, lemon, pepper