Cordial recipe

This delicious homemade cordial is a great way to use an abundance of freshly squeezed lime juice and unlike store-bought cordial has no artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.

Make Your Own Herb Cordials. Cordials are fun and easy to make and are great DIY gifts. Try warming herbs for winter season, cooling herbs for the warmer months, and soothing herbs for relaxing.

This deliciously summery cherry cordial is easy to make, and is perfect with sparkling water, (or even a fruity addition to a gin!).

This festive midwinter cordial brings together bitter and aromatic herbs for a delicious digestion-supporting finish to a bountiful meal.

For this cocktail, muddled blackberries evoke the jamminess of the red wine, which pairs well with the spiciness of a bold rye whiskey.

Originally cordials were made from wild fruits or leaves and flowers, boiled with honey, and later alcohol was added to the mixture to preserve the syrup. These alcoholic drinks were medicinal. Today the recipes do not contain alcohol anymore, and honey has been replaced by sugar. Also called squash, cordial is…

Serve this simple strawberry and cardamon cordial diluted with chilled sparkling or tonic water, or topped up with sparkling wine, for the perfect summer refresher

Rose Cordial Recipe: Edible Flowers Recipes - This simple rose petal cordial is the perfect way to use wild roses this summer. This sweet, floral cordial is the perfect addition to seltzer water or cocktails. rose cocktail recipes | how to make rose cordial

This grapefruit cordial recipe is wonderful served with soda (add a little tequila for a tangy cocktail) or drizzled over muffins and cakes.

Colorful botanical cordial recipes are a great way to entertain company or to give yourself some refreshment on a lazy summer night.