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I have a number of rose hip bushes and wish to make use of the hips. How do
I produce a drink from these.
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I have a number of rose hip bushes and wish to make use of the hips. How do
I produce a drink from these.


Dry the hips, break them up a bit, and brew like tea.


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You can make itching powder as well!

Just like us bumpkin kids used to - many moons ago...

Have fun,

Keith


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I have a number of rose hip bushes and wish to make use of the hips. How
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I produce a drink from these.


Dry the hips, break them up a bit, and brew like tea.


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home.earthlink.net/~garygarlic
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Gary Woods wrote:
"Blair" wrote:


I have a number of rose hip bushes and wish to make use of the hips. How do
I produce a drink from these.


Dry the hips, break them up a bit, and brew like tea.


I'd be a bit careful - they contain fine hairs that can be an irritant -
they must be well filtered.

However simply typing "Rosehip Syrup" into google and searching UK only
pages, gave me this recipe

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womansho...recipe93.shtml

Which is the pretty standard recipe. I have made this and very nice it is.

Jim

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On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 15:47:58 GMT, Gary Woods
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I have a number of rose hip bushes and wish to make use of the hips. How do
I produce a drink from these.


If you can go back in the archive to a thread dated end Oct /
beginning Nov you will see a discussion about just this. I asked a
similar question and got some very useful answers.
Main points I learned were that freezing the hips helps them to break
down quicker. I had to boil mine for hours to get them soft enough to
strain. YOu need to rub them through a fine seive or better strain
through a jelly bag.
It's worth the effort.


Pam in Bristol
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