Frosted Mint

Mint is an easy* to grow and refreshing plant. This instructable aims to describe how to transmute it into winter effect treats for summer.

* we could say invasive ;)

• Mint (Prefer the top part).
• 1 Lemon.
• Brown sugar.
• A glass of cold water.
• A Juicer.
• A spray.
• Two plates.

Place a plate in the freezer. This will ease having ice on the mint leaves as they will be placed in a already cold surface.

The time needed for the preparation will be long enough to have the plate cold.

1. Press the lemon.
2. Put nearly the same amount of brown sugar.
3. Add 2 times the volume of cold water, in the same idea of the first step, cold water will help to have ice on the mint.

• Wet the mint with the lemon juice and put it in the freezed plate.
• Place the plate in the freezer
• Put the mix in the spray and place it in the bottom part of the fridge
• Each 5-10 minutes wet the mint thanks to the spray, and drop a tiny amount of sugar on each side.
  • Do it 2 or 3 times.

At step 2, before placing the plate in the freezer, it is possible to have a piece of tower paper on it.

The final ice layer is thin and it's taste like candy. :)