Can you make strawberry extract at home?

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I know you can make vanilla extract, using vodka and vanilla pods. But can you replace the vanilla pods by pieces of strawberry? I'm not sure whether the vodka would absorb the strawberry flavour, but if it works, I think I could give some desserts that extra punch.



Best Answer

Some essences and herbs need alcohol to be extracted, but not strawberries.

Extracts from berries can be made in the pressure cooker, to later turn into syrups or jellies. Here's a step-by-step photos and instructions on how to do it. http://www.hippressurecooking.com/2011/08/blackberry-italian-soda-from-your.html

You could then mix the syrup with vodka, instead of mineral water as in the recipe, to make a strawberry cocktail.




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Can I make my own strawberry extract?

To make strawberry extract, you need fresh strawberries, sugar, and a cup of vodka. The strawberry extract can be served with fresh juices, beverages, and desserts. When making strawberry extract with alcohol, add a cup of vodka and 3 cups of strawberries.

What is strawberry extract made from?

Ingredients. Water, Alcohol, Strawberry Juice, Natural Flavor (Including Extractives of Strawberry) & Lactic Acid.

How do you make fruit extract?

The process is simple: combine fresh fruit or herbs and alcohol in a jar and let it sit for a while. The longer the extract sits, the stronger the flavour. When the extract is at the strength you like, strain it through cheesecloth and discard the fruit, herb, or nut bits.



How to make Strawberry Extract alcohol \u0026 non-alcoholic!




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