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No-Cook Dandelion Syrup
·Let the freshly picked dandelion flowers sit spread out on the table for a while, so any little bugs can crawl out. Then place them in a large container, ideally a glass water jug.
Cover the flowers with sugar, seal the container or cover it with plastic wrap, and leave it on a windowsill for two days. Stir occasionally. It's best if the container gets some sunshine during this time, as it helps the sugar dissolve faster.
After two days, pour in the water and leave it on the windowsill for one more day. Stir several times a day.
Three days on the windowsill is enough for the sugar to dissolve and take on a lovely yellow dandelion colour, and then you can strain the finished syrup. If you want a really smooth, clear syrup, strain it through a fine cloth. I strained mine through a fine sieve, so my syrup is slightly cloudy.
Store in the fridge, top up with water or soda water, and enjoy.