Make elderberry jelly yourself with apple juice

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Homemade jellies and jams are something very special on the breakfast table. Especially elderberry has done it to some. The nice thing about it is that you can use the flowers as well as the ripe berries. Read a recipe for elderberry jelly with apple juice here.

Elderberry jelly - a touch of summer on the breakfast table.
Elderberry jelly - a touch of summer on the breakfast table.

What you need:

  • 1 l apple juice, ideally naturally cloudy
  • 5-8 flower umbels
  • Preserving sugar
  • According to your taste: lemons, whiskey, vanilla, lavender flowers, etc.
  • Mason jars

Especially in winter, jellies and jams awaken the longing for the warm months. Anyone who now has a glass of home-made food on the breakfast table is sure to quickly dream. Elderberry jelly with Apple juice is made quickly and definitely tastes like summer.

How to make elderberry jelly with apple juice

  1. For the elderberry jelly with apple juice, you need around 5-8 large flower umbels from the elderberry bush. The nice thing about it: The search for the flowers can be combined with an extended bike ride, and they don't cost anything.
  2. Remove as many stems as possible, as the bitter substances are in them. Soak the flowers for your elderberry jelly in apple juice for a day or two. Naturally cloudy is good, even better is homemade juice with the apples from their own garden. If you want something more unusual, you can have one or two untreated lemons, lavender, or vanilla whiskey to add.
  3. Strain the liquid for your elderberry jelly into a saucepan and boil the whole thing up with the desired amount of preserving sugar.
  4. Fill the still hot mass into preserving jars. If you've done this with hot water rinsed out, they are disinfected and the elderberry jelly has a longer shelf life.
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  6. Tighten the glasses tightly - be careful, it's hot! - and turn it upside down for about 15 minutes.
  7. Store the elderberry jelly with apple juice in a cool, dark place and give it another week for the flavors to fully develop.

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