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Tonic Syrup

AuthorKatharina Tompert
DifficultyBeginner

Gin & Tonic or G&T is probably the most popular way to consume our favorite liquor. Usually, we buy bottles of tonic water in the supermarket, but today we wanted to give it a try ourselves. This Tonic syrup is self-made, organic and you can decide how much sugar you want to drink with your glass of gin.

So please, enjoy this recipe for Tonic syrup.

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time15 minsCook Time25 minsTotal Time40 mins
 25 g 25g dried lemongrass
 15 g dried cinchona bark
 1 organic lemon, juice and peel
 1 organic orange, juice and peel
 1 organic lime, juice and peel
 600 g sugar
 2 tbsp apple vinegar
 1 l water
 1 pinch of salt
1

First, juice and peel the lemon, orange, and lime. It is important that you use organic fruits since the peel of non-organic fruit is usually treated with pesticides and we do not want any of that stuff in our tonic syrup.

2

Put the juice and peels in a pot along with the water, the dried lemongrass, the dried cinchona bark, the apple vinegar and salt. Bring to a boil and leave the pot boiling for at least 20 minutes.

3

After 20 minutes, sift the peels, bark and lemongrass out. You can use a regular strainer, or a coffee filter.

4

Put the remaining liquid without the solids in a clean pot and stir the sugar in, bring to a boil and boil for about a minute.

5

Fill in a clean glass or bottle and leave to cool.

When cooled down, mix a small amount of the syrup with sparkling water and your favorite gin.

Enjoy!

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Ingredients

 25 g 25g dried lemongrass
 15 g dried cinchona bark
 1 organic lemon, juice and peel
 1 organic orange, juice and peel
 1 organic lime, juice and peel
 600 g sugar
 2 tbsp apple vinegar
 1 l water
 1 pinch of salt

Directions

1

First, juice and peel the lemon, orange, and lime. It is important that you use organic fruits since the peel of non-organic fruit is usually treated with pesticides and we do not want any of that stuff in our tonic syrup.

2

Put the juice and peels in a pot along with the water, the dried lemongrass, the dried cinchona bark, the apple vinegar and salt. Bring to a boil and leave the pot boiling for at least 20 minutes.

3

After 20 minutes, sift the peels, bark and lemongrass out. You can use a regular strainer, or a coffee filter.

4

Put the remaining liquid without the solids in a clean pot and stir the sugar in, bring to a boil and boil for about a minute.

5

Fill in a clean glass or bottle and leave to cool.

When cooled down, mix a small amount of the syrup with sparkling water and your favorite gin.

Enjoy!

Tonic Syrup

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