When we were younger my uncle used to make us baked chicken and drizzle date syrup on it and it was delicious! This was supposed to be that but I ended up not making the chicken yesterday so I put a little spin on it.Hope you enjoy :)

I got tired of buying Torani simple syrup at $6.00+ per bottle every week. This recipe has the same viscosity and sweetness, but has a slight coloring and will not keep as long due to not having any added preservatives.

I ran out of commercial simple syrup, but remembered this recipe that I used to make.There isn't much to this recipe. It's really easy so just give it a go.Lemon is used but won't separate your milk tea or iced cafe au lait, so don't worry. Recipe by Yumi`s cafe

This year, the lemon trees in my mother's garden are particularly full of large, juicy fruits. After making so much excellent marmalade (to the point of having no more space in the pantry of wonders), I wondered how else I could use all those lemons that absolutely couldn't go to waste. When I saw this syrup in @mimmaciccarese's recipe book, the solution popped into my head. What better recipe than this to make a genuine homemade refreshing drink for the summer? But not only that! This syrup can be used in countless ways. I'll give you some ideas in the notes🔸at the bottom. I also collected all the zest that would otherwise have been thrown away; I chopped it in a food processor and stored it in a glass jar in the freezer, ready to flavor a dessert, a risotto, or any other dish. There you go, I've given you a thousand reasons to try making it because, moreover, it's very easy to prepare!Follow me, Sweetly Elvie on Instagram, Cookpad, and Facebook 👩🏻‍🍳🍋

I make this syrup when lemons are most abundant and freshly picked. The recipe is from a family friend who also supplies me with the lemons.

I learnt to make a quick simple sponge whilst I was at university. It tastes good and like any sponge you can adapt it to your needs.Full of flavour but as it is cooked in a microwave rather than an oven it looks a bit anaemic.

I happened to find some fresh apricots at the supermarket one day and challenged myself to preserve them in syrup. It's been 4 years since my first attempt. The first year I just made a small amount, and perhaps because of that it was a big success. The next year I reduced the sugar, but that version wasn't sweet enough, so I took the syrup out of the jar and added more sugar. On the 3rd year I wasn't able to seal the top on properly, so I had to throw away half of the 5 kilos I'd preserved.Make sure to pack the jar tightly. If you put the apricots in neatly, there will be no gaps after adding the syrup. 200 g of sugar and 200 ml of water is not enough sometimes, so I've listed a generous amount of syrup ingredients.The white liquor is used as insurance against spoilage if you aren't able to achieve a proper vacuum seal. Recipe by Koto no tsuki

This recipe has been in my family since before the Civil War. It has been passed down orally from mother to daughter for at least four generations. This recipe is a traditional holiday dish from South Carolina.

I had about three drops of store brought syrup left but had already made breakfast of pancakes, eggs, and beef bacon so i had to improv. i remembered this recipe from when i worked in a restaurant and someone forgot to add syrup to the delivery list.

Add a drop of red coloring to your rose syrup, serve with mint leaves and your guests will just love it.

Let’s make strawberry syrup and jam!