If you’re curious to try an old-world remedy with a gourmet twist, pine cone syrup is one of the easiest and most rewarding kitchen projects.
Made from young, soft green pine cones, this syrup has a unique forest aroma, a gentle resin-like sweetness, and has been traditionally used to soothe the throat, ease breathing, and add a special touch to food and drinks.
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