How to Make Elderberry Vinegar
Place the berries into a deep, non-metallic bowl., Crush the berries with a wooden spoon., Cover the crushed berries with a lid., Strain the steeped liquid., Measure the sugar., Heat gently (low heat)., Boil., Pour the vinegar into sterilized...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Place the berries into a deep
Or place them into a crock. -
Step 2: non-metallic bowl.
Pour the vinegar over the crushed berries. , Leave for a week or more; stir daily. , Measure the vinegar and pour it into a saucepan. , As noted in the ingredients, measure 350g sugar to 600ml of liquid. , Stir regularly until the sugar dissolves. , Once the sugar dissolves, bring to the boil.
Boil rapidly for 10 minutes. , Seal with a lid or cork. , This vinegar can be used in place of balsamic vinegar.
It is also a delicious dessert vinegar, suitable for pouring over dark, heavy puddings (such as fruit pudding). -
Step 3: Crush the berries with a wooden spoon.
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Step 4: Cover the crushed berries with a lid.
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Step 5: Strain the steeped liquid.
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Step 6: Measure the sugar.
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Step 7: Heat gently (low heat).
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Step 8: Pour the vinegar into sterilized bottles.
Detailed Guide
Or place them into a crock.
Pour the vinegar over the crushed berries. , Leave for a week or more; stir daily. , Measure the vinegar and pour it into a saucepan. , As noted in the ingredients, measure 350g sugar to 600ml of liquid. , Stir regularly until the sugar dissolves. , Once the sugar dissolves, bring to the boil.
Boil rapidly for 10 minutes. , Seal with a lid or cork. , This vinegar can be used in place of balsamic vinegar.
It is also a delicious dessert vinegar, suitable for pouring over dark, heavy puddings (such as fruit pudding).
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