Rose simple syrup recipe

Save this rose simple syrup recipe to add to a rose tea latte, rose coffee, rose cocktail, or enhance any beverage with rose’s vitamin C, abundant properties, and beautiful floral taste. This beautiful syrup is a sweet and simple gift for your galantine or love potion cocktail.

Subtle bio-energy flows through all living things and can be measured in hertz.

They are a symbol of love, and authentic rose products have an extremely high vibration. Everything on earth is made of energy and therefore vibrates within a certain frequency. I am a firm believer that you can raise your own through what you experience within your environment. This is why I add roses to just about everything! If you are as infatuated with them as I am, I encourage you to check out this informative post on the best time to plant roses by our friends at Happy DIY home!

Rose vibes only

Roses can measure as much as 5x higher than her sister plants, like basil and peppermint. Roses are my favorite tool to use in any recipe, whether it be edible or something for the bath. A rose’s scent is a proven aphrodisiac, and it’s high vibration ( the highest in the plant kingdom ) paired with it’s beautiful taste and looks, I am always called to use it. In the last year, you can see I used rose in many recipes.

 

 

One of my favorite beverages to sip on during 2020 quarantine was a rose or lavender iced coffee. Use this rose syrup in your iced beverage.

And considering it’s January 1, 2021 – happy new year beautiful soul. What are you trying to attract in the upcoming year? It feels so good that I have a very clear vision of what thoughts I want to turn into things in 2021. I often have vague goals, but this year the desires are crystal clear.

I’ve got my rose quartz + rose oil by my side, and I’m ready to do some serious manifesting this year. Are you with me? What are your goals? If you haven’t written them down and got really clear yet, be sure to do so and check back every month. 

Roses are so beautiful they have a built-in protection mechanism (thorns), roses are popular for their beauty, but also their healing properties. In summary? Buy yourself the beautiful roses when you walk by the florist. Add them to your tea. Use those petals in your salad. Surround yourself with their gifts. 

How to make this rose simple syrup recipe

To turn your rose into a simple syrup, all you need is some dried organic roses, water (I used rose water) and sugar. I also like to add a tablespoon. You could use fresh rose petals, but you will want them to be organic (from the garden) and the color and flavor may not be quite as pronounced as the dried floral version I am sharing.

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Ingredients:

1 cup water or rose water
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup dried rose buds

1 tablespoon honey (optional)

DIRECTIONS:

In a small saucepan over medium/high heat, heat the water, rose extract, sugar, and rose petals until it comes to a simmer. Stir to dissolve the sugar and continue simmering gently for 5 minutes, reduce heat and let simmer on low for an additional 5 minutes. Then, remove from heat and let the liquid cool. Lastly, strain into a jar (with an airtight lid)

 

Yield: 16 tablespoons

Rose simple syrup

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Make a batch of rose simple syrup for a rose tea latte, rose coffee, rose cocktail, or enhance any beverage with rose's vitamin C, abundant properties, and beautiful floral taste. This beautiful syrup is a sweet and simple gift for your galantine or love potion cocktail.

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Ingredients

• 1 cup water or rose water
• 1 cup sugar
• 1/2 cup dried rose buds
• 1 tablespoon honey (optional)

Instructions

In a small saucepan over medium/high heat, heat the water, rose extract, sugar, and rose petals until it comes to a simmer. Stir to dissolve the sugar and continue simmering gently for 5 minutes, reduce heat and let simmer on low for an additional 5 minutes. Then, remove from heat and let the liquid cool. Lastly, strain into a jar (with an airtight lid)

Notes

Store into a jar with airtight lid for up to one month.

Store in your refrigerator.

 

There are so many beautiful ways to use your roses, even after their freshly picked and their splendor feels fleeting. Some other ideas, aside from making this rose simple syrup recipe – to use your fresh or dried roses are:

rose water

 

With your fresh organic rose petals from the garden. In this post I share how simple it is to make your own rose water at home. And since I have always drawn to luxury rose water facial mists, I included my favorite diy recipe. It is are tranquil, refreshing, and uplifting. 

 

luxurious rose milk bath

 

You can make my favorite recipe of all time for attracting anything, by unwinding in a rose petal bath. The secret? You have to take it in the middle of a work day. With some quality chocolate and damn good music. 

 

 

 

 

 

rose fire cider

Rose and honey fire cider is a herbalist’s tonic for attracting abundance, prosperity, love and beauty into your life. If you already make fire cider, add some roses into your next batch!

 

rose-infused honey

 

Many of you know me and know that many of my recipes and creations are simple as can be, but some may take time. These infused honey gifts rely on time to taste the best they can. Make a slow infusion rose honey for your sweetie this season.

 

 

rose green tea

 

This iced rose + mint green tea is so aromatic and full of botanical flavors. It’s so refreshing!

 

Do you plan to make rose simple syrup? If so, let me know in the comments and tag me on Instagram at #recipesandrituals so I can share your beautiful creation.

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With love!