Dry roselle and enjoy jam or hibiscus tea

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This is a video where I harvested Roselle that was planted in a small garden and made jam and dried hibiscus tea.
The colors are bright, so I'd like to try dyeing them someday with the spun threads, but I'd like to proceed with the preparations for weaving the brown cotton, so I think I'll wait a little while to dye the threads with roselle.
◇Roselle jam
Roselle…100g
Water…100cc
Lemon juice…appropriate amount
Brown sugar (I didn't have granulated sugar, so I made it with brown sugar)...50g
　
◇Click here for a previously posted video of lemongrass tea that I made previously↓↓↓
"Dry lemongrass" • レモングラスを乾燥させる
◇Series of videos until the cloth is completed (past posted videos)↓↓↓
“Making a noren from ① to ⑱” • 【暖簾を作る①ー⑱／綿から暖簾まで】
“Single-winged striped reflection” • 【片羽の縞の振り返り】
“From seeds to cloth” • 【種から布へ】#From seed to C...
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~About Hachijo Hiroshi Channel~
I discovered cotton when I received it from my aunt and started weaving.
I've tried many different ways to enjoy myself, and I've had both success and failure. Currently, I am posting documentary videos about weaving, mainly from my eight-tatami Japanese-style room at home.
I've recently started working part-time again, so my posting frequency has become more relaxed.
As of early October 2023, the number of subscribers has exceeded 650.
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October 4, 2023 Hachi