I heard birds chirping the other day and got excited, I got even more excited when I say the cherry blossoms in my neighborhood begin to blossom and was over the moon when I heard the weather forecaster say that we won’t be hearing the words wind chill until the fall! Spring is finally in the air and what better way to kick it off with a cool drink and my very first giveaway.
Sorrel drink is made from the sepals of a certain variety of the hibiscus flower. In the West Indies it is primarily served around Christmas time and on special occasions. It is so easy to make however, that you can serve it throughout the year. Sorrel can be found in most African and West Indian stores. Ingredients
1 cup dry sorrel flower
5 cups of water
12 cloves
1 stick cinnamon
1 tsp grated ginger (optional)
Sugar to taste (About ½ cup)
Directions
Place all the ingredients except the sugar in a pot.
Boil for 15 minutes.
Allow to cool (can also leave it over night).
Strain the liquid into a jar.
Add sugar, stir until dissolved.
Chill and serve with “loud” ice!
AND now for the giveaway!
I travelled to Botswana at the end of last year and brought back some kitchen goodies that I want to share. I am giving away a pot holder with elephant prints and a set of wooden giraffe serving spoons.
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Rules:
Must live in Canada or the US
Winner will be selected randomly
Giveaway will close on 4/21/2013
Winner will be announced on 4/22/2013
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