ITS SUMMER!!! ARE U BORED? COME ON ILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU CAN DO
Its summer!!
Hello everyone!! Its summer and apart from holiday
homework, we don’t have much to do….. so today I bring to you. Drum roll please….
THINGS TO DO IN SUMMER!!
Lets get started!
1. make
a blog.
2. Make
slushies ( recipe down below)
3. Make
popsicles
4. Make
lemonade
5. Have
a summer fashion show
6. Do summer
crafts
7. Take
out all the clothes that you don’t use and donate them
8.
make scrunchies ( to learn go to seharsharma.blogspot.com)
9. make
art!!
10.
Spend time with family
11. Learn something new
12. Eat the fruit that comes in
summer cuz this is the time
13.
Have zoom or facetime parties with your
friends
14.
Go outside in your garden/ park and chill
there for a while because this is the time as there is no pollution.
15.
Read a book.
16.
Learn new hairstyles.
So
now im gonna share the recipes.
For
slushies
INGREDIENTS:
Freezer
Slushie
·
1 cup sugar
·
4 cups cold water
·
1 1/2 teaspoons flavored extract
·
5 to 10 drops food coloring
Blender
Slushie
·
1 cup sugar
·
2 cups water
·
2 cups ice
·
1 1/2 teaspoons flavored extract
·
5 to 10 drops food coloring
Ice
Cream Maker Slushie
·
1 cup sugar
·
4 cups cold water
·
1 1/2 teaspoons flavored extract
·
5 to 10 drops food coloring
METHOD:
Using the
Freezer
1
Dissolve 1 cup sugar in 4 cups water. Pour the sugar and water into a bowl and stir the mixture until the
sugar is no longer visible. This way your slushie won't taste grainy after it
freezes.
·
In place of the sugar and water
combination, you can use 4 cups of your favorite drink. Try making a slushie
out of any type of soda, fruit juice, chocolate milk, and even coffee![1]
2
Mix in flavored extract and food coloring. You need 1 1/2 teaspoons extract and 5 to 10 drops of food coloring.
Taste the mixture and add more or less according to your preference.
·
If you want a creamy slushie, stir in a
tablespoon or two of cream. This pairs especially well with orange or vanilla extract.
·
To make it a little fancier, try adding a
tablespoon of fresh lemon juice and a teaspoon of lemon zest.
3
Pour the mixture into a shallow baking dish. The sides should be a few inches high so the liquid won't spill out.
4
Cover the dish with plastic wrap. You could also use a lid if your dish comes with one.
5
Freeze the mixture for 2 hours, stirring every 30
minutes. Each time you stir, you'll break up the frozen ice
that has formed. Over time this creates the classic slushie texture. After
doing this for about 3 hours, your slushie should be just right.
6
Scoop the slushie mixture into glasses. You'll have enough for two large or four small slushies. Enjoy your
delicious concoction.
Method2
Using a Blender
Dissolve 1 cup of sugar in 2 cups of water. Dissolving the sugar before you begin will help you avoid a grainy
texture. Pour the sugar and water into a bowl and stir until you no longer see
individual grains of sugar.
2
Add flavor and color. To
imitate the classic slushie, add 1 1/2 teaspoons of your favorite flavored
extract (like raspberry, strawberry, lemon, lime, coconut or vanilla) and 5 or
more drops of food coloring. Use a long-handled spoon to stir it all together.
You can add a little more flavored extract or coloring to taste. [2]
·
Do you love soda-flavored slushies? Make
one by freezing you favorite soda to make ice cubes. Replace the water and ice
with cold soda and soda ice cubes, and leave out the sugar.
·
Don't have time to buy flavored extract?
You can use a packet of Kool-Aid powder in place of flavor and food coloring.
3
Blend the sugar water with 2 cups of ice. Just pour the sugar water into your blender and add 2 cups of whole
ice cubes. This method works best if your blender is powerful enough to grind
ice finely, creating the classic slushie texture.
·
You might want to test-grind some ice cubes
to make sure your blender can handle it; if not, just try another method.
·
If you like your slushies thinner, add
another 1/2 cup of water. If you like a thicker, icier texture, reduce the
water by 1/2 cup.
4
Blend the mixture on high speed. Depending
on the strength of your blender, it can take just a few pulses or several
minutes to get the texture of a slushie. Keep going until the ice has been
crushed and the mixture takes on the right consistency.
·
It can help to periodically stir the
mixture with a long-handled spoon to help the ice circulate.
·
If your blender isn't quite powerful
enough, transfer the mixture to a food processor and process it in batches.
5
Taste the slushie. If
you're happy with the flavor and level and sweetness, the slushie is ready. Add
more sugar, flavoring, or food coloring to make the slushie just right. If you
add extra ingredients, be sure to blend the slushie thoroughly.[3]
Enjoy the slushie. Divide
the mixture into glasses and drink it through a straw for an authentic slushie
experience. You'll have enough for two large or four small slushies.
Method3
Using an Ice Cream Maker
1
Dissolve 1 cup sugar in 4 cups water. Pour the sugar and water into a bowl and stir until you no longer see
individual grains of sugar. This will improve the texture of your slushie.
2
Mix in flavored extract and food coloring. Use 1 1/2 teaspoons of your favorite flavored extract and 5 to 10
drops of food coloring to match. The following color and flavor combinations
result in deliciously appealing slushies:
·
Raspberry extract and blue food coloring
·
A combination of cherry and vanilla extract
and red food coloring
·
A combination of lemon and lime extract
with yellow and green food coloring
·
Orange extract with orange food coloring
3
Process the mixture in your ice cream maker for 20
minutes. Since you don't want the slushie mixture to freeze
as solid as ice cream, just pour it into your ice cream maker and process it
for about 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, check the slushie mixture to see if
it's the right consistency, and keep processing if necessary.[4]
4
Ladle your slushie mixture into glasses. You'll have enough for two large or four small slushies. Enjoy them
with a straw for the classic experience.
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