Strawberry syrup: 3 recipes at home

Strawberry syrup, like any other, is made with a lot of sugar and berries themselves. The taste and smell of the final product retains its original native strawberry flavor.
In addition to cocktails, it can be used in the preparation of milkshakes and various desserts.
It is also made from strawberries: wine, liqueur, liqueur, tincture
Strawberry syrup recipe without water
Ingredients
Strawberries - 4 kg
Sugar - 2 kg
Method of preparation
Sort the strawberries, rinse them properly and remove the stems.
Pour the prepared berries into a saucepan, cover them with sugar and mix gently.
Allow the strawberries to sugar and juice, for this you need to leave them alone for a day (or a little more), stirring occasionally.
After a day, drain the syrup from the strawberries by straining it through a sieve, colander or cheesecloth.
Put strawberry syrup over medium heat and bring to a boil. Simmer over low heat for 15-20 minutes.
After boiling, pour the strawberry syrup into glass jars, close the lids tightly and wrap it in a blanket or plaid.
The syrup cools down in this form for about 1-2 days. Then you can taste it, or store it out of the sunlight.
Strawberry syrup recipe with water
Ingredients
Strawberries - 1 kg
Water - 4 cups
Sugar - 2 cups
The method of preparation
Rinse and clean the strawberries, cut out the stem. Cut into four slices.
Put the berries in a saucepan, cover with water (to cover the berries) and cook for 20 minutes.
Remove the resulting foam with a spoon.
After 20 minutes, when the berries lose their color and the syrup turns red, pour the liquid into another saucepan and strain the berries with a sieve.
Add the sugar to the liquid and stir until the sugar has completely melted.
Wait for the syrup to cool and pour into an airtight container. Store the syrup in the refrigerator for a maximum of two weeks.
Strawberry syrup recipe with citric acid
Ingredients
Fresh strawberries - 1 kg
Granulated sugar - 700 g
Water - 1 glass
Citric acid - ½ tsp.
The method of preparation
Cut fresh strawberries into halves and cover with sugar. To increase the flow of juice, the berry mass can be mashed with a fork or pestle.
Leave the syrup blank in the refrigerator for about a day. After the specified time, the mass is passed through several layers of gauze cloth or through a very fine plastic sieve.
Add a glass of water to the sweet strawberry juice and put on fire. Cook the syrup until it thickens, about 40 minutes.
You can tell when it's ready by a drop dropped into a transparent mug of cold water. This process must be carefully monitored. If a drop falls to the bottom of the container without losing its shape, it is time to remove the syrup from the heat. If it dissolves in water, the syrup still needs to be cooked.
Add citric acid powder at the very end of cooking, exactly one minute before turning off the heat. Pour and seal the finished syrup into sterile bottles.
Update: 04.03.2015
Category: Syrup recipes