Best Ever Seasonal Raspberry Syrup Recipe

Whether you've foraged for raspberries or have some to use up from the supermarket, this Best Ever Seasonal Raspberry Syrup Raspberry Syrup recipe will be a sweet addition to summer salads and cocktails.

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Best Ever Seasonal Raspberry Syrup recipe

This seasonal raspberry syrup is so versatile and will add a splash of summer fruitiness to your cocktails, salad dressings, bakes, you name it.

Ingredients

200g raspberries
100g sugar
150ml water
1 tbsp lemon juice

Method

Place all of the ingredients into a saucepan over a medium heat.

Simmer for 20 minutes.

Strain using a sieve or cheesecloth and store the syrup in an airtight bottle in the fridge. 

Hold on to the leftover pulp from the raspberries to make this stunning No Waste Raspberry and Apricot Ice Cream Cake.

Want more raspberry recipes?

Click here for No Waste Raspberry & Apricot Ice Cream cake


Click here for Charred Apricot, Peashoot and Fennel salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette
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How to get started foraging fruit

Foraging has to be the most eco-friendly, no waste way to source your summer fruits. 

All those hedges full of juicy blackberries and patches of wild raspberries come into their own in the second half of summer and of course anything you find in the wild, doesn’t come in pesky plastic.

Click here for our guide to fruit foraging for beginners.

Alternatively look out for farm shops or pick your own farms near you. Farming UK has this handy map of farm shops across the UK.

Loved this recipe? 

Check out Plant and Plate, otherwise known as Cara and Brendan who run a plant-based blog focused on seasonal, delicious and low food waste recipes. 

They offer tips and tricks to use up foods that are commonly wasted from banana skins to stale bread to show you that you really don’t need to throw much, if any food into the bin. 

Find them @_plantandplate_ or www.plantandplate.co.uk.