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Rose Water Recipe

By Staff

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To make rose water, first place a bowl upside down in a very large saucepan or pot.

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Place rose petals around the upside-down bowl.

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After you've placed the rose petals around the upside-down bowl, place another bowl, such as a heat-safe glass measuring cup, right-side up, on top.

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Placing ice cubes on the top of the pot as it simmers creates rose-infused condensation, which will collect in the bowl inside of the pot.

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Published on Feb 27, 2017

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