
Khus Syrup | Khus Sharbat Recipe
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Khus Syrup | Khus Sharbat Recipe
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Khus Syrup or Khus Sharbat is a cooling and fragrant summer drink made from dried khus grass roots or vetiver. This homemade recipe does not contain any synthetic colors and preservatives.
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Ingredients
- 60 to 70 grams khus roots or vetiver (ramacham in malayalam)
- 5 cups water or about 1 litre water
- 4 cups raw sugar - 600 grams, can add white sugar instead
Instructions
Preparation
- First separate the roots if you can.
- Rinse the roots very well in water to remove any mud or tiny stone particles.
- Chop the roots with the kitchen scissor. Soak for 8 hours in water or overnight.
- Strain through a juice strainer and collect the extract.
Making khus syrup
- Add sugar to the extract and stir.
- Keep the khus extract on the stovetop and keep on stirring so that the sugar dissolves.
- Once the solution starts boiling, continue cooking for some more minutes. The syrup has to be sticky or can be of ½ thread consistency.
- Filter the hot syrup directly in a clean glass jar or you can filter in a bowl or pan and then pour the syrup in a clean sterilized jar or bottle.
- Immediately cover tightly with the lid and let it cool at room temperature.
- Once cooled, refrigerate the khus syrup.
- Dissolve ¼ or ⅓ part of the khus syrup with water (at room temperature or cold) and your khus sharbat or drink is ready.
Notes
- The recipe can be scaled down to make a small portion of the syrup.
- Dried khus roots can be sourced from an Ayurvedic store or online.
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