SORREL is the drink of choice in Jamaica during the holidays. While some people blend and strain the blood-red sepals of the plant, others prefer to 'draw' their sorrel, by ...

Sorrel Drink is a popular drink that used to be served mostly during Christmas time in Jamaica, but now its served all year ...

Sobolo (Sorrel Juice) July 21, ... which is reputed to offer many health benefits including reducing blood pressure and calming nerves. The flowers have a sharp-sour punch, ...

Due to popular demand we are reaching into our archives! Today we publish Buckston Harrison’s contribution to the April 19, 2007 edition of Buckston and Huber’s Alternative.

He plans to sell the juice in various sizes: 187 milliliter for $5; 500 ml for $10 and 750 ml for $17. He'll also sell three 375 ml bottles for $20, and two of the 750 ml bottles for $30.

Cooked. Sorrel that meets the heat should also lean young, Jabot says. She's not a fan of older, tougher leaves because they can have a woody texture or taste too astringent or bitter.