How to make Damascene Zhurat

Syrian Cuisine

Zhurat is a traditional Syrian herbal drink. It is a drink made from a blend of wild flowers, herbs, leaves, fruits and Damascene rose petals

Zhurat helps the body’s immune system fight off viruses and dangerous infections-causing bacteria. It may improve metabolism and weight loss when consumed regularly; it soothes gas, cramps, and bloating as well as being a cure-all for stomach upsets.

It is the perfect way to unwind in the evening with something warm and comforting without caffeine. Zhurat blends are readily available throughout the Middle East. You find them in most supermarkets but making your own is a great way to adapt the flavors to your liking. You can add the herbs that you love, remove the ones that you’re not too keen on.

 

To make the Zhurat blend mix equal amounts of:

Damascene rose petals

Dried Oregano leaves

Dried Lemon Balm (Melissa)

Dried Chamomile

Dried Mint Leaves

Fennel seeds

Dried Sage

Add 1 tablespoon of the blend to 1 cup of boiling water and allow steeping for 5 minutes

Add your sweetener of choice and enjoy

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