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I love [[Barley|barley]] water and it is so good for you.  Cannot buy it where I live (except one sort, with ghastly, sickly flavours) so this recipe is the one I make in my beloved [[Thermomix]].
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|TotalCalories = 330
|PortionCalories = 55
|DatePublished=20th September 2012
|Author=JuliaBalbilla
|Servings = Serves 6 - Makes about 1.5 [[Litres|litres]], depending on the size of your [[Fruit|fruit]]
  |Difficulty = 1
  |Difficulty = 1
  |TotalTime = 2 hours
  |TotalTime = 2 hours, 25 minutes
  |PrepTime = 2 hours (mainly cooling down)
  |PrepTime = 2 hours (mainly cooling down)
  |CookTime = 25 minutes
  |CookTime = 25 minutes
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I love [[Barley|barley]] water and it is so good for you.  Cannot buy it where I live (except one sort, with ghastly, sickly flavours) so this recipe is the one I make in my beloved [[Thermomix]].
===Ingredients===
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| 2 largish [[Oranges|oranges]], squeezed (reserve the rind and pith as well)
| 2 [[Lemons|lemons]], squeezed (reserve the rind and pith as well)
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The amount of [[Sugar|sugar]] is an estimate as it depends on the size and sweetness of your [[Oranges|oranges]], and also everyone has different ideas of what is and what isn't too sweet.  I would start at 60g and add more water if too sweet, and more sugar if not sweet enough.  I had to add a little extra water personally.
The amount of [[Sugar|sugar]] is an estimate as it depends on the size and sweetness of your [[Oranges|oranges]], and also everyone has different ideas of what is and what isn't too sweet.  I would start at 60g and add more water if too sweet, and more sugar if not sweet enough.  I had to add a little extra water personally.
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 13 March 2022

I love barley water and it is so good for you. Cannot buy it where I live (except one sort, with ghastly, sickly flavours) so this recipe is the one I make in my beloved Thermomix.

Barley water (TM)
Electus
Servings:Serves 6 - Makes about 1.5 litres, depending on the size of your fruit
Calories per serving:55
Ready in:2 hours, 25 minutes
Prep. time:2 hours (mainly cooling down)
Cook time:25 minutes
Difficulty:Easy
Recipe author:JuliaBalbilla
First published:20th September 2012

Best recipe review

Thermy Barley water

5/5

Brilliant!

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Ingredients

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  • 40g pearl or pot barley
  • 1 litre water
  • 60g sugar
  • 2 largish oranges, squeezed (reserve the rind and pith as well)
  • 2 lemons, squeezed (reserve the rind and pith as well)

Method

  1. Grind the barley in the TM bowl, about 2 minutes / increasing to Speed 10.
  2. Add the water and the citrus rind, which has been cut into large pieces.
  3. Cook 25 minutes / 100° / Speed 1.
  4. Add the sugar and the citrus juice and stir 20 seconds / Speed 2.
  5. Allow to cool and strain through the internal steaming basket if desired, or just remove the citrus pieces.
  6. Pour into a jug and refrigerate.

Recipe source

  • The basis for the recipe is one for Lemon Barley Water on the Thermomix Australia website, but I wanted it to be more citrus-y with far less sugar. I rarely put barley in stews or soups so thought it would be better to grind it to benefit from its goodness.

Variations

You can use 4 limes instead of the lemons. Experiment with other grains such as oats, or whole wheat berries.

Chef's notes

The amount of sugar is an estimate as it depends on the size and sweetness of your oranges, and also everyone has different ideas of what is and what isn't too sweet. I would start at 60g and add more water if too sweet, and more sugar if not sweet enough. I had to add a little extra water personally.

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