




Making Elderblossom syrop. Or buy it at the
Dille & KamilleI know this one is great because I bought it in England last year. Beautiful bottle. At the same shop they have great products for making home-made jam.
How to make?
Elderflower syrup
100 elderflower heads
5 kg sugar
8 lemons (cut in wedges or rounds)
8 limes (cut in wedges)
5 l boiling water
150 g citric acid
Elderflowers seem to attract lice in large quantities, no make sure your's are not infested with uninvited guests before using them.
Stuff the elderflower heads, lemons and limes into large heat-resistant glass jars, divide the sugar evenly amongst them and top off with boiling water. Leave to cool (uncovered), then place on the windowsill and let infuse for 3 days, covered, but not tightly sealed - just enough to keep any insects out.
On the third day, remove the elderflower and citrus fruits, drain through a fine-meshed sieve or a filter. Put into a large pot, bring to a boil, then add the citric acid and simmer for 10 minutes.
Fill into hot, sterilised bottles and keep in the fridge.