Required materials: 700g of hawthorn, 250g of rock sugar, 250g of water and proper amount of bamboo sticks.
1, prepare hawthorn and rock sugar.
2. Wash the hawthorn with clear water.
3. Put the hawthorn on the kitchen paper to drain the water.
4. Blanch the bamboo stick with boiling water for a few minutes, then pour off the water and drain it.
5. Cut the hawthorn into 2 petals and remove the core.
6. String the hawthorn with the tip of a bamboo stick. Generally, it is more appropriate to use 4-5 hawthorns in a string, and put the tied hawthorns aside for later use.
7. Put the crystal sugar and water into an oil-free pot with the ratio of 1: 1. Turn the crystal sugar with a small shovel to accelerate the melting of crystal sugar.
8. After melting, the sugar water turns to a small fire, and it is easy to turn over the sand without a small shovel.
9. The syrup is slowly boiled into a thick and sticky state.
10, dip a little syrup with chopsticks and put it in water for rapid solidification. When the taste is hard, it means that the syrup is ripe.
1 1, keep the fire low, put the hawthorn into the inclined syrup pot and turn it over, so that the hawthorn will stick with syrup evenly.
12, put the hawthorn with good syrup into a container with a little oil for cooling, and pay attention to certain intervals.
13, eat it cold.