Dried red hibiscus flowers make a deep red drink with a fresh, tart flavour reminiscent of cranberry. In West Africa they become bissap – an ice-cold favourite with ginger and mint – and in Mexico agua de jamaica.
How to use them:
Ingredients: dried red hibiscus flowers.
Store in a cool, dry place.
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