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September 1, 2014

Mint Simple Syrup

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Mint Simple Syrup is a great sweetener for cocktail or cocktails. With little time and effort you can create a great tasting simple syrup too.

I absolutely love mojitos. I am definitely a rum kinda girl. Growing up in Miami, I was highly influenced by all the different cultures around me. I absolutely LOVE Cuban food and there were usually mojitos at all the parties I went to. 
I am, however, not a fan of the muddled mojitos with mint leaves. I just don’t like drinking or sipping through a straw and ending up eating mint. I would rather have the flavor than the actual leaves. I love a good classic mojito, but adding different tropical flavors make them even better. Pineapple and Strawberry are my go-to add-ins, and I love creating new mojito recipes
Tomorrow I have a fabulous Guava Mojito on the blog that uses this Mint Simple Syrup, so don’t forget to come back for the recipe. It is definitely going to be a regular in the mojito rotation. Soak up those last Summer rays and enjoy some Mint Simple Syrup in your next cocktail!
Mint Simple Syrup
a Love and Confection original
Click here for a printable recipe
Mint Simple Syrup Ingredients:
– 16 ounces Water
– 16 ounces Granulated Sugar
– 10-15 sprigs Mint, washed and dried

Mint Simple Syrup Directions:
1. Heat Water and Sugar in a medium sauce pan until the sugar has dissolved, stirring occasionally.
2. Take the pan off the heat and add in the Mint and with a spoon, submerge it into the syrup. Cover with a lid and let it steep until the syrup comes to room temperature.
3. Discard Mint and store the Mint Simple Syrup in mason jar(s) in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Enjoy!
Until next time,
LOVE & CONFECTIONS!

Don’t forget to check out my other #SanibelBeachWeek recipes and round-ups
Cocktail Round-Up 1
Cocktail Round-Up 2

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  1. Zainab Mansaray says

    September 2, 2014 at 3:28 am

    THIS is a kitchen staple!!! I can see it as an ingredient in so many things!

    Reply
    • Terri Truscello Miller says

      September 3, 2014 at 2:47 am

      It definitely is. I love that it gives a mint flavor without having mint in my drinks.

      Reply

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