Elderflower vinegar
To enjoy the taste of elderflower even after the season is over, it can be preserved in a variety of ways – usually in the form of jelly or syrup. But elderflower doesn't just taste good in sweet recipes! How about elderflower vinegar, for example? Refined with the fruity taste of strawberries and a floral rose note, it goes perfectly with fresh summer salads.
Working time
15 Min
Difficulty
Preparation
Step 1
Sort the strawberries, rinse and drain. Remove the calyx and quarter the fruit. Shake out the elderflower umbels. Put the rose petals in a glass (e.g. 1575 ml WECK jar) and pour in the vinegar. Seal with a glass lid, preserving ring and preserving clips. Let it infuse for a week, keeping it cool and dark. Strain the vinegar through a sieve and pour it into a prepared bottle (e.g. from WECK), close it. It tastes good with fresh wild herb salads.
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Ingredients
Portions
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- 40.0 g Strawberries
- 5.0 Elderflower umbels
- A few leaves from an untreated fragrant rose
- 500.0 ml Apple cider vinegar