Dried hibiscus flowers are available in many Mexican grocers! Ask for jamaica (pronounced ha-mai-ka). From there, it's an easy step to tea or syrup; just boil with water and sugar and reduce down for the latter. I love a jamaica agua fresca. If no grocers are around, then Amazon has them in abundance.
Though I feel like I need a friend to hold my hand while reading it, I've added Burn Book to my TBR list. Thanks for the recommendation -- and all of your suggestions!
Dried hibiscus flowers are available in many Mexican grocers! Ask for jamaica (pronounced ha-mai-ka). From there, it's an easy step to tea or syrup; just boil with water and sugar and reduce down for the latter. I love a jamaica agua fresca. If no grocers are around, then Amazon has them in abundance.
I was coming to say the same thing. Or if you have the Natural Grocers chain where you are, I find it in the bulk section.
Thanks!
Thank you!!!
Kamogawa Food Detectives sounds just right for me right now - always love your recs!
Hope you love it!
Though I feel like I need a friend to hold my hand while reading it, I've added Burn Book to my TBR list. Thanks for the recommendation -- and all of your suggestions!
God speed! Let me know what you think.
I have found dried hibiscus at my local international grocery, labelled as "sorrel."
Thank you!
I've started a sub-list on my TBR called 'Recommended by Elizabeth'. It's quite long already. Thank you.
This made my day
The Kamogawa Food Detectives is so great, I love that book! I can’t wait to re-read it.
The sequel arrives soon!
Ooh, I haven't heard of Burn Book and it sounds so good and up my alley. Thanks for highlighting it!
She's my hero.
Complicit is waiting for me at my brand new library. I’m very excited about this. đŸ’¥
The Kamogawa Food Detectives seems interesting. and how cute is that cover.
Adorable right?!