1 tin lychees (in syrup - I use a 567g can, drained weight 225g)
juice of 1 lime (use between 1/2-1 lime - depends on your preference of sour note and the size and juiciness of the lime)
1 pinch of salt (a tiny pinch)
1 pinch of cayenne pepper (or two)
1 tin lychees (in syrup - I use a 567g can, drained weight 225g)
juice of 1 lime (use between 1/2-1 lime - depends on your preference of sour note and the size and juiciness of the lime)
1 pinch of salt (a tiny pinch)
1 pinch of cayenne pepper (or two)
Method
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Drain the lychees, and save the syrup.
In a small saucepan, bring 3/4th of the syrup to boil, and then simmer gently, allowing it to reduce a bit. Add the salt and cayenne pepper.
After it has considerably reduced, add the lychees, and cook in the syrup for about 5 mins.
Turn off the heat, and add the lime juice.
Serve it at room temperature, or even cold.
Drain the lychees, and save the syrup.
In a small saucepan, bring 3/4th of the syrup to boil, and then simmer gently, allowing it to reduce a bit. Add the salt and cayenne pepper.
After it has considerably reduced, add the lychees, and cook in the syrup for about 5 mins.
Turn off the heat, and add the lime juice.
Serve it at room temperature, or even cold.
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