Loquat liqueur (seeds)

Loquats. You have eaten as many as you could take, fresh off the tree. You have also made a jam, for winter. But the fruits on the tree are just endless. An interesting way to "keep them with you for a long time" is to make a liqueur., Or, two different ones! Here's the second...
Recipe by ggr
Loquat liqueur (seeds)
Loquats. You have eaten as many as you could take, fresh off the tree. You have also made a jam, for winter. But the fruits on the tree are just endless. An interesting way to "keep them with you for a long time" is to make a liqueur., Or, two different ones! Here's the second...
Recipe by ggr
Steps
- 1
Don't fear the number of seeds, the way that loquats seed (from 2 to 4-5 in each fruit) you won't need more than 20 loquats.
- 2
Wash, dry using a clean towel and peel the loquats that you are going to use whole.
- 3
Crumble the seeds using a mortar and pestle into small pieces but not grind them too much.
- 4
Use a glass bottle (that has at least 1.5 l capacity, a wide mouth and seals thoroughly) to put the seeds in first and then the whole loquats.
- 5
Add the pure alcohol, seal the bottle and place it in a cool and dark place (a cool cupboard is a good choice) for about six weeks. Remember to shake it from time to time.
- 6
After six weeks, filter the contents of the bottle carefully using a cheesecloth or a clean kitchen towel to remove all the solid ingredients.
- 7
At the same time, prepare a syrup with the water and sugar (heat the water together with the sugar until it dissolves completely).
- 8
Let the syrup cool and add it to the flavored pure alcohol.
- 9
Empty it in the glass container that you are going to store it in, seal thoroughly and let it in the same -cool and dark- place for an additional 4-5 weeks, making sure to shake the bottle every so often.
- 10
After this time has passed the liqueur is ready to use. Serve chilled. It is ideal for sweets that contain cream and fruits.
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