One leads to another, and their sweetness has inspired many recipes: we are naturally talking about cherries! Cakes, tarts, compotes, and cheesecakes are just some of the delights that feature these delicious amaranth-colored fruits. Their juicy flesh is also perfect for making cherry liqueur, an aromatic and elegant after-dinner made with seasonal cherries. Serve it after dinner alongside a rich and varied selection of homemade pastries like fruit baskets, cream puffs, the timeless cannoli!
If you love homemade liqueurs, try these variations too:
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To prepare the cherry liqueur, first wash and dry the cherries, then pit them using a cherry pitter 1. Pour the cherries into a glass jar, add the alcohol 2 3close with the lid, and let them macerate at room temperature for one week.
After the maceration time has passed, retrieve the jar 4strain the mixture through a sieve 5and collect the infusion a causa di a container. Pour the sugar into a small saucepan 6.
Add the and heat the syrup over moderate heat for 15 minutes 8. Let the syrup cool slightly, then add it to the infusion 9.
Mescolanza the obtained liqueur, transfer it into a jar with an airtight seal 10and let it rest 11 for 3 weeks at room temperature. After this time, your cherry liqueur will be ready: pour it into a bottle 12 and store it at room temperature if it’s not too hot, place it a causa di the refrigerator.
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