Korean fruit syrup

This blueberry cheong (syrup) is made using a Korean method that turns sugar into fruit syrup. No cooking required, which makes a fresh tasting syrup!

Lemon Syrup a.k.a. Cheong: the Korean pantry staple that concentrates the sunshine-y essence of lemons in a simple, honey-like syrup.

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Try your hand at this popular Korean punch for your next party. A homemade honey-citrus syrup brings out the fruity flavors of a variety of tropical fruit. Remember more is more here. Hwachae (Korean Fruit Punch)(watermelon, strawberry milk + honey)Serves 6 What You Need:For the lemon-lime syrup: Peel of 1 lemonPeel of

This apple-lemon cheong (Korean-style fruit syrup) is SUPER tasty! You can use it as a sweetener in desserts, savory dishes, salad dressings, and drinks- including cocktails!

We learned about Cheong Syrup from Johnny Kyunghwo Sheldrick who posted a fabulous Pineapple Cheong Reel on Instagram. Cheong is a Korean technique of making syrups and fruit preserves. It's incredibly easy and the result is great. Like for everything good in life, you only need one thing: time. The syrup should sit in the fridge for at least three weeks so that the sugar can extract all the juices from the fruit. Since it's rhubarb season, we wanted to try a Rhubarb Cheong Syrup and what…

Fresh Peach Syrup is a sweet, tart and fragrant syrup that captures the essence of summer in a bottle. Made with ripe peaches and a touch of sugar and lemon juice, this golden liquid is perfect for enhancing iced teas, brightening up pancakes or anything else you want to add it to. Via @umamiology

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Lemon Syrup (Korean Lemon Cheong)