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Glass bottles are sterilized with hot water.
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And wipe off the big water and dry it naturally.
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Dip the shine musket several times in clean water times.
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Then dissolve vinegar after soaking in cold water.
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Soak in vinegar water for about 25 minutes.
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After 25 minutes, rinse several times under running water.
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And wipe the water clean.
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Place the cleanly polished shine musket in a dry skillet.
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Cover and simmer over high heat for 30 to 40 minutes.
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It goes from green to yellow, and there's a lot of juice.
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Bring to a boil even though it turns completely yellow.
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The timing to turn off the heat is when the skin comes off on its own.
Keep boiling until this is done.
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When the skin comes off on its own, turn off the heat and strain through a sieve.
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Then, use a spatula to separate the skin, kernel, and pulp.
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This much juice came out for me.
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Please check if there is any skin attached to the pulp and remove the skin.
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Put the filtered pulp and juice back into a dry pan and boil over high heat for about 15 minutes.
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After 15 minutes, add sugar, one at a time.
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And from this point on, you keep stirring constantly stirring. Until the concentration thickens.
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If you keep stirring, it will become thick. Add lemon juice and boil it down for another 2-3 minutes.
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If it's thick like this, it's done.
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Put it in a hot sterilized bottle, cool it down, and refrigerate it.
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Like this, it's complete! You can add it to cakes, cookies, bread, etc.
You never use water except when you wash it because it produces nectar.
Bring to a boil until the skin is peeled off.
Stir continuously after sugar is added until thickened.