Take a few strands of saffron and add to a cup of gin. Use a classic gin like Plymouth or Beefeater.
Let sit for about an hour or to taste. Since the strands will still be red, you could reuse in another batch.
Strain and put in a bottle.
Make a gin and tonic.
Parya Zaghand
While I think of myself as an Aussie, I’m also proud as punch of my Iranian heritage. So much so, in 2013, I created a business built around the mouth-watering delicacies of Persia; bringing you flavours of the real Iran. I wanted to create a space at the table for the golden-petaled spice: Persian Saffron.