Author Notes
This preparation method brings me back to my mother’s Tupperware popsicle maker. On hot summer days back in the 1970s we were free to experiment with what could -- and could not -- be frozen separately or suspended in Kool-Aid, with the understanding that we ate whatever it was we created. —cheese1227
Ingredients
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1 quart
strawberries, hulled and roughly chopped
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2 cups
water
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1 1/2 cups
white sugar
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The rind of one lemon, no pith, removed from the lemon in 1-inch wide swaths
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1 cup
freshly squeezed lemon juice
Directions
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Early in the day, place berries, water, sugar, and lemon rind in a sauce pan and bring to a rolling boil for three minutes. Remove from the heat and let the berries and lemon rind steep in the simple syrup for several hours until it’s a flavorful, pretty, pink mixture. Strain the berries from the syrup and add the lemon juice. Pour the liquid into your frozen pop mold and freeze until solid. Serve with a paper towel followed by a wet wipe.
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