Rose Syrup

Rose Syrup Recipe

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Rose Syrup Recipe

This extremely easy rose syrup recipe can be used as the base for so many drinks. It is a popular recipe to use as the base in one of my favorite drinks, Falooda, an addictive milkshake that’s very popular in Sri Lanka and India, and other parts of South Asia. That is the reason why this rose syrup is also known as Falooda syrup.


Rose syrup is one of the rare foods that appeal to all food senses, especially sight. It is a beautiful-looking syrup and it is impossible for me to find the right words to explain the look and amazing aroma of rose syrup. It is pinkish in color and smells of roses, and it tastes almost like a mixture between Turkish Delights, and ice cream.


Rose syrup is not as sweet as corn syrup or dark syrup. It has a balanced taste and is perfect for use in many cocktails and mocktails. It is freaking good!


We hope you will enjoy our rose syrup recipe and invite you to tell us what you think of this recipe. Even better yet, take a snapshot of your rose syrup or Falooda and tag us on Instagram @cookingcatdotcom


Thanks and enjoy your rose syrup and Falooda cocktails

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Recipe Info

Yield

Serves: 12

Nutrition

Calories: 153
Carbs: 7g
Fat: 2g
Protein: 0g

Cooking Times

10 min
Preparation Time
0 Hours and 10 Minutes
10 min
Cook Time
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20 min
Total Time
0 Hours and 20 Minutes

Preparation

Ingredients

Directions

  1. In a saucepan, add the white sugar, 1½ cups rose water, salt, and liquid glucose
  2. Combine well over medium heat and simmer until the sugar has completely dissolved, 5 to 7 minutes
  3. Stir in the remaining rose water and stir in the vanilla extract
  4. Add the dried hibiscus flower petals and allow to seep, until the rose syrup becomes light pink in color
  5. For a deeper pink rose water color, add an additional few drops of food coloring
  6. Remove from the heat and allow the syrup to cool. Store in sterilized jars in a cool dark place and use as needed.

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Jenny Swanepoel
The rose syrup recipe is a lovely recipe! 5.00
December 5 , 2021

Novak Cellic
Thanks so much for this easy rose water recipe. I love homemade syrups and have a a new favorite, thanks to you. 5.00
December 1 , 2021

Liam Goodman
Perfect rose water recipe. You get two thumbs up from me and my team. 👍👍 5.00
November 30 , 2021

Agnieszka Colvonski
Freaking good rose water recipe. Thank you. 🌹🌹💦💦 5.00
November 2 , 2021

Sam Hollingworth
This is an awesome rose water recipe. I have had falooda so many times I stopped counting. Now I will try making it at home. 5.00
October 5 , 2021

Boris Kellerman
As a cricket promoter, I am constantly on the travel and have frequent visits to India and the middle-east. I am very familiar with Falooda milkshakes and now at last I have a way of making my own at home. Thanks so much for this great and easy rose syrup recipe. 5.00
August 1 , 2021

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