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Sekanjabin is one of the oldest Iranian drinks. It is made of honey or sugar and vinegar. Sekanjabin is usually served in summer.
To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have sweet/sour mint syrup (sekanjabin) using 4 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Sweet/sour mint syrup (Sekanjabin):
- Get 1/2 cups white vinegar
- Make ready 2 cups white sugar or honey
- Take 2 cups water
- Prepare Handful fresh mint leaves
Our Sekanjabin recipe, a sweet-and-sour mint dressing from Iran, is made with unfiltered cider vinegars Off heat, add the mint, pushing it into the syrup. Let cool to room temperature, then strain into a bowl, pressing the solids. Sekanjabin (Persian: سکنجبین), one of the oldest Iranian drinks, is made of honey and vinegar. Sekanjabin is usually served in summer.
Instructions to make Sweet/sour mint syrup (Sekanjabin):
- In a pot combine sugar or honey with water, bring it to a boil and add vinegar. Simmer until it thickens.
- And add vinegar. Simmer until it thickens.
- In the last minute add chopped fresh mint leaves to the syrup and remove from the heat. cover the syrup with a lid and let to cool.
- Now syrup is ready. remove mint leaves and refrigerate it for few months.. Serve it with lettuce leaves and enjoy it.
It is sometimes seasoned with mint. Sekanjabin is a compound of سرکه serke "vinegar" and انگبین angabin "honey". Sweet and tart, sekanjabin is an Iranian syrup with a rich history; it was How to Enjoy Sekanjabin. Today, sekanjabin is typically infused with mint. The syrup is often If you haven't had a drinking vinegar before, you might think of this like lemonade, which is sweet, sour, and thirst-quenching.
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