Rhubarb and elderflower jelly
Rhubarb and elderflower really are one of those combinations that taste like late spring: the fresh tartness of the rhubarb pairs perfectly with the light, floral aroma of the elderflowers. This jelly is absolutely delicious on a roll or in yogurt.
Working time
1 Min
Difficulty
Meal
Breakfast
Preparation
Step 1
Shake out the elderflower umbels, then rinse carefully under cold water. Drain well. Cut the flowers from the thick stems and place them in a bowl. Pour over the wine mixture or the apple juice and lemon juice. Leave covered overnight.
Step 2
The next day, cut off the leaf bases and lower leaf shafts from the rhubarb and completely peel off the thin skin. Dice the rhubarb very finely. Pour the flavoured wine or apple juice into a sieve, collecting the liquid.
Step 3
Mix the rhubarb pieces, the liquid and the sugar in a large pot and let it steep briefly. Bring the mixture to the boil while stirring and boil until bubbling for 4 minutes. Carry out a setting test. Pour the boiling hot jam into the prepared, hot jars and immediately close them with preserving rings, glass lids and preserving clips. Allow to cool.
Step 4
Continue to the jars: WECK deco jar 220 ml
Step 5
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For the recipe, you'll need:
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Ingredients
Portions
8Food
- 15.0 Elderflower umbels
- 100.0 ml White wine
- 400.0 ml Water
- Juice of one lemon
- 250.0 g Rhubarb
- 500.0 g Jam sugar