Bissap is the
Senegalese name for Hibiscus (Roselle, Sorrel, Jus de, Karkady, Zobo
In Senegal most home serve bissap to guests and it very economical, easy to prepare.
In Senegal most home serve bissap to guests and it very economical, easy to prepare.
Ingredients
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3 cups of the dried hibiscus
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1 cup of sugar (optional)
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If you can mint leaves, or 1 bit of orange
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flower water
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Honey (optional)
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Ginger, cinnamon stick (optional)
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Pineapple or orange juice
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Vanilla extract or flavour of your choice
Method
Method
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Lightly rinse dried hibiscus Sabdariffa leaves in cool water, peel the pineapple add together with ginger and cinnamon stick put in to boiling water with 2 liters of water
or more boiled for 20 minutes.
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After 20 minutes bring it down sieve or clip a piece of cheese cloth to a
bowl.
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When the time is up drain the mixture. stir add the sugar, the vanilla
extract, a bit of the orange flower water and let it cool, add ice if
necessary.
This plant is also used as hot tea and it is said to reduce cholesterol as well, it's also great for people who suffer from water retention.
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This plant is also used as hot tea and it is said to reduce cholesterol as well, it's also great for people who suffer from water retention.
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