
Ripe summer peaches, a little sugar, and apple cider vinegar come together in this bright, tangy drinking syrup that works beautifully over sparkling water or stirred into a cocktail. The slow maceration process does all the heavy lifting — no cooking required, just time and a good stir. Because the ginger listed in the recipe is explicitly optional and easy to leave out, this shrub is a natural fit for anyone who needs to avoid that particular root without sacrificing any of the core flavor. What you're left with is a deeply peachy, lightly tart concentrate that tastes like summer in a bottle. It keeps well in the fridge, so you can make a batch and enjoy it all week long. Whether you're mixing up a mocktail or building a cocktail base, this is one of those pantry staples that quietly becomes indispensable.
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Combine the diced peaches and sugar in a large glass jar or non-reactive bowl. Use a muddler or fork to crush the peaches lightly, releasing their juice and coating them thoroughly with the sugar.
Stir in the kosher salt and the grated ginger, if using. Cover the jar or bowl tightly with a lid or plastic wrap and refrigerate for 24 hours, stirring once halfway through, until the sugar has fully dissolved and the peaches have released a generous amount of syrupy liquid.
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