Lemon, Strawberry & Basil-Infused Water Jar and Raspberry, Rosemary & Apple-Infused Water Jar
Lemon, Strawberry & Basil- Infused Water Jar Recipe / Lee Holmes These jars just scream summer holidays! Really, they are super easy for kids to create and keep the whole family refreshed through the warm summer months.
Makes: 1 jar
1 cup strawberries, hulled & halved
Squeeze lemon juice
Handful basil leaves
Filtered water or sparkling
mineral water
Place strawberries in jar and add lemon juice.
Scrunch basil leaves in hands to release oils and flavour, and gently mix in with wooden spoon.
Fill jar with water, then seal and leave to infuse.
Raspberry, Rosemary & Apple-Infused Water Jar
Recipe / Lee Holmes Why not take full advantage of summer fruits and herbs to enliven your daily water intake and ensure continuous hydration? They’re wonderful for Christmas day and look gorgeous on the table or buffet.
Makes: 1 jar
1 apple, sliced
Handful raspberries
Several rosemary sprigs
Filtered water or sparkling
mineral water
Place apple and raspberries in jar.
Bruise rosemary in hands and mix into fruit with wooden spoon.
Fill jar with water, then seal and leave to infuse overnight. Drink the following day.
Layered Salted-Caramel Peanut Fudge
Recipe / Lee Holmes
This is one the kids can make ahead of time and stick in the freezer for the big day. A decadent delight, it hones in on the irresistible flavour combo of caramel and sea salt. The unique peanut edge makes it delicious for adults but also brings plenty of happiness to little kids.
Serves: 4-6
Fudge
1 cup almond butter
1/3 cup coconut oil, melted
¼ cup rice-malt syrup
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