The hot summer days combined with the complex pandemic situation mean that you need to pay more attention to your health and that of your family. Therefore, today TasteVN will share with you 2 ways to make delicious and refreshing pear juice that helps boost immunity effectively. Let’s cook and make this beverage right away!
1. Ginger Pear Juice
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Preparation
5 minutes
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Processing
15 minutes
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Difficulty
Easy
Ingredients for Ginger Pear Juice Serves 2
Pear 1 piece Rock sugar 50 gr Ginger 1 root (sliced) Filtered water 1 liter
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How to prepare Ginger Pear Juice
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Prepare the Pears
Wash the pears, peel them, then cut them into small pieces, remove the seeds, and dice the pears into small cubes.
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Cook ginger pear water
Freshly cut pears are placed into a pot with 1 piece of sliced ginger, 50g of rock sugar, and 1 liter of water, stir well and boil for about 10 – 15 minutes over medium heat until the sugar dissolves and the pears release all their juice, then turn off the heat.
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Final product
Finally, you just need to pour the finished pear water into a glass to enjoy.
The clear water with the fragrant aroma and sweet taste of pear, mingled with a little warm spiciness of ginger, creates a very delicious flavor that is hard to resist.
This is not only an attractive drink but also very effective for treating cough!
2. Pear Lemon Lemongrass Juice
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Preparation
10 minutes
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Processing
15 minutes
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Difficulty
Easy
Ingredients for Pear Lemon Lemongrass Juice Serves 5 people
Pear 1 fruit Lemon 2 fruits Lemongrass 4 stalks Sugar 150 gr Salt A little
How to Choose Juicy Lemons
- Choose lemons with smooth, thin skin that is shiny and not rough or lumpy, with no signs of mold.
- Choose lemons that are small but feel heavy in your hand. However, avoid choosing fruits that are too small as they are unripe, which means they will have less juice and taste bitter.
- Fresh lemons will have a mild, pleasant aroma, while chemically treated lemons will have a strong, pungent smell that is unpleasant.
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How to Make Pear Lemon Lemongrass Juice
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Prepare the Ingredients
Wash the pear, peel it, then cut it in half and remove the seeds, and then dice it into small cubes.
Peel the outer layer of lemongrass, wash it clean, then cut it into pieces about 3 finger lengths, then use a pestle to smash it. Cut the lemon into small pieces.
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Cook the Pear with Lemon Grass
Place a pot on the stove with 2 liters of water, when the water boils, add the diced pear and boil for about 5 minutes, then remove the foam.
Next, add the smashed lemongrass stems, then use a strainer placed on the surface of the water and add the remaining lemongrass tops, boil for another 5 minutes, then remove the lemongrass from the strainer.
Then add 150g of sugar and 1/4 teaspoon of salt to the pot, stir well for about 2 minutes until the sugar dissolves completely, then turn off the heat.
Finally, squeeze the juice of 2 lemons into the pot and stir once more, then it is ready to serve.
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Final Product
With just a few simple steps, you can immediately have a fragrant pear lemonade with lemongrass.
The drink has the sweet, refreshing taste of pear combined with the mild sourness of lemon and the warm spiciness of lemongrass, which will surely make you fall in love with this beverage!
How to Choose Fresh Delicious Pears
- Choose pears that are round and plump with a smooth skin, few spots, and a light color. The skin should not have any bruises.
- Select fruits with a deep stem end, small and smooth calyx. These are the pears that are juicy, sweet, and crisp.
- When holding the pear, it should feel heavy and firm, and the weight should match the size, as these are the ones that are very sweet and juicy.
- Avoid choosing pears that have irregular shapes or dents, as such fruits often have coarse flesh, less juice, and a bland, unsweet taste.
How to preserve pear juice
- After cooking, you can use the pear juice while it’s still warm. If you don’t finish it, let it cool and then store it in a bottle in the fridge refrigerator for about 5 days for later use!
- Do not keep the pear juice for too long as it may ferment, resulting in an unpleasant sour taste and not being safe for health.
I hope this guide on 2 ways to make pear juice will help you create delicious and refreshing drinks that are nutritious for the whole family during changing weather. Hurry up and get cooking with TasteVN!
