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What to do with elderberries?
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You could make elderberry vodka?0
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Elderberry jelly
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lol vodka................that actually sounds more appealing than the wine
Thank you for the link local thriftlady
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Where are you Catherine?:) PM me if you prefer;)3106catherine wrote: »lol vodka................that actually sounds more appealing than the wine
Thank you for the link local thriftlady
I dont suppose you have any recommendations for good foraging places by any chance?0 -
Elderberry Jelly , Fried Elderflower, Elderberry Cordial, Elderberry Wine, Elderberry Syrup (great on Pancakes) Elderberry Ice CreamBlessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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has anyone ever tried elderberries in chutney? i've got a huge amount of them ripening in a park near to me and i've also been trying to think of things to make with them
i def plan to make a syrup from them as well as from rosehips as both are good for colds, flu and such like and with extra nastiness going around this year because of swine flu i figure a tablespoon of both each day should stand me and the wee one in good stead against winter beasties...
however, i do have plenty more of both berries and rose hips then i could make syrup from so please bring on the recipes i'm up for it too!0 -
There's a chutney recipe in the thread which I've linked to in my earlier post;)Confuzzled wrote: »has anyone ever tried elderberries in chutney?0 -
You could make an elderberry and apple pie (just substitute elderberries for blackberries in any recipe). It has a rich, wine-like taste, complemented by the apple and sweet pastry - my husband and friend wolfed it down.0
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I've been known to make an elderberry crumble!!
They are a fruit after all.0 -
Elderberry champagne is amazing, as is elderberry cordial. It's pretty pricey in store usually, so will be briliant to make some of your own!
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