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Licor de Hibiscus

Cultural Context

Licor de Hibiscus, or Hibiscus Liqueur, is a vibrant drink rooted in Mexican culture, often made from the dried petals of the hibiscus flower, known as flor de Jamaica. Traditionally enjoyed during celebrations and gatherings, this liqueur embodies the rich flavors and colors of Mexican cuisine. Its sweet and tart profile makes it a refreshing addition to cocktails or enjoyed on its own. In modern times, it has gained popularity beyond Mexico, inspiring variations in other countries.

MexicanMXdrink
30 min
easy
4 servings
Servings4
50 grams hibiscus flowers
400 milliliters alcohol (cereal alcohol, vodka, or aguardiente)
400 milliliters water
400 grams sugar
1 cinnamon stick
3-4 cloves

vodka

🥗Healthier: gin

💰Cheaper: neutral grain spirit

Gin adds botanical flavors while neutral grain spirit is more economical.

sugar

🥗Healthier: agave syrup

💰Cheaper: honey

Agave syrup is lower on the glycemic index, while honey can be more affordable.

1

Place 50 grams of hibiscus flowers in a wide-mouth jar.

2

Add 400 milliliters of alcohol (cereal alcohol, vodka, or aguardiente) to the jar.

3

Add a cinnamon stick and 3-4 cloves to the jar.

4

Seal the jar and let it macerate for 15 days in a dark place, shaking it every 3-4 days.

5

After 15 days, prepare a syrup by boiling 400 milliliters of water with 400 grams of sugar for about 3 minutes.

6

Let the syrup cool overnight.

7

Strain the macerated hibiscus mixture to remove the flowers, cinnamon, and cloves.

8

Measure the syrup and mix it with the strained hibiscus mixture, adjusting sweetness as desired.

9

Filter the mixture using a paper filter and a cloth filter to remove any larger sediments.

10

Transfer the filtered liquid into a bottle and seal it with a cork.

11

Let the liqueur sit for at least 20 days before consuming, ideally served chilled.

Cooking Techniques

infusingmixing

Equipment Needed

wide-mouth jarsaucepanfilterbottlespoon

Spice Level:

🌶️🌶️🌶️Contains Alcohol

Also Known As

Hibiscus LiqueurFlor de Jamaica Liqueur
Local Name: licor de jamaica

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