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Homemade Elderberry Syrup (Elderberry Cordial) Jo's Kitchen …

WebSep 24, 2021 · You will need 500g (1.1lb) sugar and juice of one lemon for every litre (4.2 cups) of elderberry juice you get after straining. Pour the juice into another saucepan, …

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WebAug 4, 2011 · Bring the elderberries to a boil, stirring often. Now, if you are using a food mill, set it up with its finest plate and pour the elderberries …

1. You will need to remove the berries from the stems; elderberry stems are toxic. (I go through some tricks on destemming elderberries here.) It should take you about 45 minutes to an hour to destem 3 pounds of elderberries, which equates to about a half a normal paper grocery bag.
2. At this point you can empty your berries into a large bowl of ice water. Weird debris will float, like dead flower husks, bugs, etc. Pour this off.
3. Pour the elderberries into a large pot and either mash them thoroughly with a potato masher, or, better yet, with an immersion blender. Only break up the berries for a few seconds using the immersion blender, and use it on low setting. You don't want to grind up the seeds, which are bitter.
4. Bring the elderberries to a boil, stirring often. Now, if you are using a food mill, set it up with its finest plate and pour the elderberries into it. Run the food mill until the mash is pretty dry, then squeeze out any remaining elderberry juice. You should have a little more than 1 quart. Pour the juice through your finest mesh sieve to catch any stray seeds or pulp.

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Best Homemade Elderberry Syrup Recipe with Immune …

WebFeb 7, 2024 · For a stronger, thicker syrup, either use only 1½ cups of water or simmer longer to further reduce liquid before straining and …

1. Place all ingredients except the honey in a saucepan, and simmer over low heat for 30 minutes. For a thicker syrup, continue to simmer over low heat until liquid is reduced by about half.
2. Allow to steep for at least an hour. When cooled to almost room temperature, strain thoroughly, reserving berries.
3. Measure the liquid and add half as much honey. If you have ⅔ cup liquid, add ⅓ cup honey. Stir in honey till until fully incorporated.
4. Measure the liquid and add half as much honey. If you have 1 cup liquid, add ½ cup honey. Stir until honey is fully incorporated.

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