Sweetbird Peach Iced Tea Syrup (1 Litre) - Vegan Friendly

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The best way to store peach syrup is in the refrigerator. Pour it into mason jars or airtight glass containers and keep it for two weeks top. If there are pulps or sliced fruits in the sauce, you can only store it for one week. This trip I took my daughter, Valerie, with me and wandered around the store and eventually found our way to eating a wonderful lunch there with their peach iced tea. Before we left, I bought plenty of fresh peaches to enjoy. Peaches: use ripe, in-season fresh peaches (organic are best). Any color will work, but the final result will vary. Avoid any peaches that are wrinkled or browning. They should be firm with a slight give.

Freeze: transfer the syrup to a freezer-safe jar/container or pour the syrup into an ice cube tray and freeze for 4 months. Due to the high sugar content, it won’t freeze solid, so you can use it shortly after removing it from the freezer. How to Use Peach Syrup? Strain the syrup through a mesh sieve to remove any large pieces of peach. Make sure to press the peaches into the sieve to extract any extra juice. Most people look forward to tasty grilled food when summer hits, but it’s the refreshing, new drinks like this Peach Iced Tea that get me excited! For more exciting summer drinks grab another recipe from below! Gently simmer: if you use too high heat, you risk caramelizing the sugar, which isn’t the goal here. This peach syrup recipe is actually highly versatile, with plenty of ways to experiment with adding extra flavor.

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Once boiled, reduce to a simmer and smash the peaches slightly to release more flavour. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Step 5 Strainthe syrup from the fruit using a mesh sieve to remove any large pieces of peach. Set aside the peach simple syrup or store in the fridge until you’re ready to use. After washing them well, slice the peaches into quarters (or even smaller chunks), removing the pits.Then, transfer the fruit, sugar, and water to a large, heavy-bottomed pan or skillet and heat over medium heat, bringing to a boil, stirring often until the sugar dissolves. Peach Iced Tea is my favorite new twist on classic iced tea. The flavor of peaches is a natural match for tea, and couldn’t be more seasonal.

White peach syrup offers a mild and aromatic taste. It has light yellow to ivory colour with a subtle sweetness that won't drown the flavour of your drinks. Cutting a peach is a bit like cutting an avocado, or any stone fruit really. First you need to run a knife round the edge and then twist it open. Peaches have a natural seam, so it's best to follow that with your knife. Now, along with using it for tea, this fragrant, sweet, homemade peach simple syrup is ready to mix into all sorts of drinks and drizzle over oatmeal, pancakes, French toast, and many other dishes. Best of all, this peach syrup recipe requires just 2 ingredients (plus water), and you don’t even need to peel the peaches. Note: if you add any extra ingredients to the syrup, this may affect the shelf life. So monitor for any signs of spoilage (cloudiness or discoloration). To mix up a batch of this Homemade Peach Iced Tea Recipe you’ll start by making what’s called the peach simple syrup. For this you’ll need:

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You want it to be firm enough to handle being grilled and not fall to pieces, but also ripe enough so it has flavour - but the grilling will help with that. How to cut a peach Remove the tea bags, f ill the pitcher with ice and top with thinly sliced peach. Serve the peach teain tall glass with ice cubes and sliced fresh peaches for garnish! Pro tip: If you prefer to let everyone sweeten their own drinks to taste, serve the tea and syrup separately and mix directly into the glass as preferred (I use about 2 teaspoons of syrup per glass of tea). Preheat the oven to 325ºF/160ºC. Wash the jar/s in hot soapy water, rinsing well. Then place them, with no rubber, plastic, or otherwise non-heatproof elements, onto a clean oven tray and heat for 10-15 minutes, until completely dry. How to Make Ahead and Store? Add as much or as little of the peach syrup as you like for each glass of iced tea. But if you are serving a large crowd, you can simply mix them up ahead of time in a large pitcher. Say hello to your new favorite poolside drink. I guarantee you’ll be sipping this baby all summer long! Ingredient notes:

I already knew I wanted to whip up a batch of Peach Simply Syrup to use in my iced green tea. A certain coffee shop’s employee informed me that the peach flavored tea I love there was only seasonal so I KNEW I had to solve this problem. I love their iced peach green tea! I needed to make my own recipe for peach syrup. How to Make Homemade Peach Simple Syrup Coconut water: substitute some or all of the water in the recipe for coconut water. The result is more depth, complexity, and a very subtle coconut flavor. Sweetener: you can use regular granulate sugar, raw cane sugar, brown sugar (for a more caramel flavor), or even honey. Just note that the sweetener you use will affect the color of the final peach syrup. Of course, I sliced up the peaches we weren’t going to eat and froze them for later uses in the peach simple syrup and for baking, etc. I followed this method for freezing them because, honestly, I don’t have to time to do the blanching method and this works great! To make ahead:Brew the iced tea and make the simple syrup. Store them in the refrigerator, separately, until you’re ready to use. The peach simple syrup keeps fresh up to about 3 days.The simple syrup is super easy to make and don’t throw out the peaches when you are done straining the syrup! Freeze them and use them later by heating them up and pouring over ice cream, pancakes, or waffles! Delicious! Other ingredients can also go well with your sweetener if you want to get creative and add more flavours. On a side note, you may get different colours and textures that make this sweetener more appealing. White Peach Syrup