Maraschino Cherry
1.
After washing the cherries, soak them in warm water and a little salt for 5 minutes, then pour out the brine and remove the pits of the cherries with a corer. You can also use a fruit knife to cut the cherries in half to pick out the pits.
2.
Add caster sugar to the red wine.
3.
Boil slowly over low heat until boiling.
4.
Add the pitted cherries after the red wine is boiled.
5.
When the cherries start to boil, keep stirring them to avoid low batter.
6.
??? After 5 minutes, the cherries will gradually shrink, and the pectin will slowly penetrate into the red wine.
7.
After about 30 minutes, add lemon juice, stir well and continue to boil for 10 minutes; at this time, the cherry will be very colored and smell of red wine. After 10 minutes, you can turn off the heat and set it aside.
8.
The bottle containing the cherries needs to be sterilized with hot water, and the water should be wiped with a dry cloth; when the boiled cherries are slightly hot, put them in the bottle and cover the lid, and put it in the refrigerator after cooling.