Coriander & ginger chicken sandwiches Like Joey Tribbiani, I am a huge fan of the humble sandwich and admit to often taking a perfectly good meal and placing it between two slices of bread. I don’t know if it’s the taste or because it’s like eating a little package, or because there is no cutlery, no plates and therefore no dishes! ...
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Back in 2007 I was lucky enough to travel through Sri Lanka. I wiled away hours 'researching' Ayurvedic treatments and their properties on the human body. Intriguingly, after each treatment was over, the lucky recipient was served something very similar to this drink. The ...
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What a great idea. Cola isn’t one of those thing people think about making at home. What I love about making familiar flavours is having a better understanding of what goes into that flavour. To most people, cola IS a flavour.
Thanks Genie
I know what you mean – until we had a play with making it, I also only thought of cola as a flavour. Understanding the complexity and subtleties of what makes up the flavour was really interesting!
This is brilliant, and so useful for anyone who loves the flavour but not everything else that usually goes with it… I can’t wait to make this or a variant for some party!
What a great recipe! I’m not a cola fan at all, but somehow I would like to try this syrup. Where should it be kept? In the refrigerator?
Thanks Migle,
I am keeping mine in the refrigerator.
It is really yummy – do give it a try
Lauren
Thanks Elizabeth,
Agree – so great to enjoy a natural, caffeine free version of that classic flavour – do let us know how you go making it