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Remove all the tomato stalks and clean them thoroughly.
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Make a slight cut at the back. The reason for making cuts is to make the skin easily peeled when blanched in hot water
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Boil the water.
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When boiling, add the cut tomatoes. Blanch it for 30 seconds.
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If you take it out, you can see the skin that's been cut open, right? I'll give you a cold shower right away
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As you move back and forth between hot and cold water, the skin becomes more lifted and easier to remove. Peel off the skin like this.
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Remove the shells one by one and place them in a generous bowl.
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Please wash the basil, too.
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Chop large leaves little by little and drain with kitchen towel. It smells more like basil.
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Bring together tomatoes and basil and add 300g of sugar.
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Add lemon juice, too. You can think of it as a lap around.
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Mix tomatoes gently because the skin has been removed and it is easy to get hurt.
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You just need to let it ripen for about a day.
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Put it in a sterilized container
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Transfer the finished tomato basil syrup to a cup and add cool carbonated water to easily complete the Tobatobasil Cheong-Aid. I usually put in about 5 spoons, but if you like sweets, you can add it.
Make sure to disinfect the container for storing hand-made syrup in boiling water and use it when the water is dried.