Chefs' Recipes

Rhubarb and rose fizz

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for rhubarb and rose fizz by Rodney Dunn.
Rhubarb and rose fizz

Rhubarb and rose fizz

Luke Burgess

Ingredients

Method

Main

1.Combine all ingredients with 5 litres water in a large non-reactive pan or stockpot, cover with a clean tea towel or cloth and leave at room temperature for 24 hours.
2.Strain through a sieve, then bottle. Using clean plastic bottles will ensure there are no unexpected explosions, but I prefer crown-sealed glass bottles for presentation.
3.Store in a warm room for 5 days, checking each day for signs of fermentation – the length of time this takes will depend on the temperature. Once you see bubbles in the bottles, transfer them to the fridge to stop the fermentation. Use within 2 months. Keep in mind that the excess sugar will continue to ferment slowly, even at low temperatures, and will eventually turn into alcohol.

Drink suggestion by Max Allen

Notes

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