Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe – When it comes to refreshing beverages that combine beauty, flavor, and a hint of creativity, the Butterfly Pea Mojito stands out as a unique and vibrant choice. This delightful drink features the natural, striking blue color of butterfly pea flowers, which magically transform to purple when mixed with lime juice, creating a visually captivating and delicious mojito. At Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe, we take pride in offering this exquisite concoction that not only refreshes but also mesmerizes the senses.
Whether you’re looking to impress guests or simply enjoy a cool drink on a warm day, this Butterfly Pea Mojito recipe offers the perfect balance of floral aroma, tangy citrus, and minty freshness. Here’s an easy-to-follow guide to making this stunning beverage at home.
| Ingredients | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh butterfly pea flowers | 25 pieces | Preferably fresh for vibrant color |
| Water | 300 ml | For brewing butterfly pea tea |
| Fresh mint leaves | 1 handful (8-10 leaves) | Washed and lightly crushed |
| Lime juice | 1 to 1.5 tablespoons | Freshly squeezed |
| Sprite (small bottle) | 390 ml | Chilled |
| Mineral water | As needed | For making ice cubes |
| Sugar syrup (see below) | 2 tablespoons | For sweetness |
| Garnish: butterfly pea flowers, fresh mint leaves | As desired | To decorate the glass |
| Ingredients | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Granulated sugar | 80 ml (approx. 65 g) | Adjust sweetness if preferred |
| Water | 80 ml | For dissolving sugar |
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| Step | Procedure |
|---|---|
| 1 | Make the sugar syrup by heating 80 ml of sugar and 80 ml of water in a pot. Stir occasionally until the mixture thickens slightly. Set aside to cool. |
| 2 | Prepare the butterfly pea tea by boiling 300 ml of water, then add the 25 fresh butterfly pea flowers. Let steep for about 10 minutes until the water turns a deep blue. Strain out the flowers and set the tea aside. |
| 3 | Pour the butterfly pea tea into ice cube trays and freeze until solid. Also, freeze plain mineral water into ice cubes separately. Once frozen, crush both types of ice cubes into small pieces using a rolling pin or muddler. |
| 4 | Place 8-10 fresh mint leaves at the bottom of each serving glass and gently crush them to release aroma. Fill the glass halfway with the crushed clear ice cubes made from mineral water. |
| 5 | Add 2 tablespoons of sugar syrup over the mint and ice. Then, fill the glass with crushed blue ice cubes made from the butterfly pea tea. Pour 1 to 1.5 tablespoons of fresh lime juice on top. Watch the magic as the color changes from blue to beautiful purple. |
| 6 | Finally, top up the glass with chilled Sprite to fill it completely. Garnish with a sprig of mint and a few butterfly pea flowers for a stunning presentation. |
| 7 | Serve immediately and enjoy the cool, refreshing, and colorful Butterfly Pea Mojito. |
The Butterfly Pea Mojito is not only a feast for the eyes but also a treat for your palate. The combination of floral notes from the butterfly pea, zesty lime juice, fresh mint, and the sweet fizz of Sprite creates a harmonious balance of flavors that refreshes and delights. The gradual color transformation from deep blue to purple as the lime juice interacts with the butterfly pea tea adds an element of wonder, making every sip an experience to remember.
At Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe, this drink has become a beloved favorite among patrons who seek something both innovative and naturally beautiful. We believe that a great beverage should not only taste amazing but also tell a story — one of nature’s magic and simple ingredients coming together.
If you want to elevate your home gatherings or offer your guests a drink that sparks joy and conversation, try making the Butterfly Pea Mojito. It’s an easy recipe that guarantees wow-factor presentation and invigorating flavors. This signature drink from Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe invites you to savor freshness, color, and creativity in every glass.
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