Rose Lemonade
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Moroccan Rose Sugar
This blended sugar comes from an exquisite species of rose sourced directly from Morocco’s Dadés Valley. Believed to be Middle Eastern in origin, the Damask rose traveled centuries ago to North Africa, finding a perfect home in this desert oasis, now known as The Rose Valley. We import whole, organic rose buds from a women’s co-op, grind them in small batches, and blend them with fair trade cane sugar. The result is a vibrant, floral sugar with caramel depth that’s beautifully aromatic without being overly perfumed. Use to macerate berries, rim cocktails, sweeten lemonade or cookies, or sprinkle over grilled pork chops with our Rose Harissa.
Hi Rebekah!
3 tablespoons of lemon juice! Thanks for writing — your comment alerted us to our transcription error when adding this recipe to our recipe library. We’ve just corrected the recipe.
Gratefully,
Susan from the Curio Kitchen
I don’t see the amount of lemon juice to use. Could you please suggest an amount?
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