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Pineapple, Hibiscus, and Cinnamon Agua Fresca
A refreshing drink made with blended pineapple, hibiscus water, pineapple peel, and cinnamon. Served with ice and additional water to combine all the flavors.
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Ingredients
- 1 Pineapple (Peeled and cut into small pieces; reserve the peel.)
- 2 cup Hibiscus water (Unsweetened or sweetened to taste; used to boil the peel and cinnamon.)
- Pineapple peel (Well washed; obtained from the pineapple used.)
- 1 raja Cinnamon (Add to the infusion.)
- 2 cup Water (For blending the pineapple.)
- 2 cup Ice (For serving.)
- 4 cup Water (To adjust the drink and mix at the end.)
Steps
- 1
Wash the pineapple very well. Remove the peel and reserve the flesh; cut the flesh into small pieces.
- 2
Place the hibiscus water, pineapple peel, and cinnamon stick in a pot. Bring to a boil and cook over medium heat for approximately 10 minutes, until the infusion is fragrant.
- 3
While the infusion is boiling, place the pineapple pieces in a blender with the water designated for blending. Blend until the mixture is as smooth as possible.
- 4
Place enough ice in a pitcher or large container to chill the drink.
- 5
Strain the boiled infusion directly into the pitcher with ice to remove the peel and cinnamon. Let it cool for a few minutes.
- 6
Add the blended pineapple to the pitcher.
- 7
Add the remaining water and mix very well until all the flavors are combined. Taste and, if desired, adjust the amount of water or sweeten to taste.
- 8
Serve immediately, well chilled, with additional ice if necessary.
Notes
The original recipe does not provide exact quantities; the amounts listed are estimates for approximately 4 servings. The drink should not be considered a medical treatment for kidney disease. If using prepared hibiscus water, avoid adding sugar or adjust the sweetness according to your preference.
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