This Satsuma Simple Syrup adds all sorts of warmth and feel-good to your cocktails.
It’s also a great holiday addition to a glass of champagne or sparkling water!
Not only does this Satsuma Simple Syrup taste amazing, but it will make your house smell so good, too! We’re only able to treat ourselves to Satsumas for a short period of time (they’re only in season from November to January), so now is the time to whip this stuff up! The syrup can be made with just juice and sugar, but adding in the ginger and cloves really ramps up the overall taste.
Satsuma Syrup is one of the key ingredients in my Satsuma Smash Cocktail!
You’ll Need:
- Six big Satsumas (this will yield about one cup of juice)
- One cup of sugar
- Two small chunks of ginger, sliced or grated
- Three cloves
Directions:
- Juice the Satsumas. I use an orange hand juicer, but you can just use your hands if you prefer.
- Simmer juice, sugar, and grated ginger together for 20-25 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- With ten minutes left, add in six cloves.
- Remove from heat and let cool.
- Pour into a glass jar.
Great Gift Idea
- Pour your syrup into these mini glass bottles and gift to friends and family this holiday season! You could also pair with the other ingredients in the Satsuma Smash Cocktail and gift as a cocktail kit.
photos: Dallas Curow
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Satsuma Simple Syrup
Ingredients
- 6 Big Satsumas (this will make about one cup)
- 1 cup Sugar
- 2 Small chunks of ginger sliced or grated
- 6 Cloves
Instructions
- Juice Satsumas.
- Simmer juice, sugar and grated ginger together for 20-25 minutes, stirring occasionally
- With 10 minutes left, add in six cloves.
- Remove from heat and let cool. Pour into a glass jar.
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Omg….tried it…DELISH…just sayin’
Yay!! I’m so glad you like it! It might be my favourite one.
How long will this stay good for?
It should be good for about two weeks!