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Elderflower Cordial
#11
Webtalk - our flowering season has only just started - so pls post or email your recipe and I can get cracking this end.

Had lemongrass flavoured olive oil at the weekend - most sublime taste - can highly recommend it to anyone who happens across it.
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#12
[COLOR="DarkOrchid"]It is elderflower cordial season again!!! It is a bit difficult to get citrus acid this year. I just love the taste of it with ice cold sparkling water.

It is just so easy to make... will be happy to post the recipe if anyone needs it. Smile[/COLOR]
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#13
I think the wifey makes this drink this side

what do the flowers look like I must confirm whether I am on the right track

and if so then I will also ask to share her recipe

Big Grin

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#14
[COLOR="Purple"]They are clusters of tiny white flowers with a distinct smell.
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#15
yes, just checked with the wife, they call it

in swedish fläderblomma and in finnish seljankukka

so put your recipe up and then I will put wifey's up to see how they compare

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#16
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20 flower heads (if small pick more)
1 kg sugar
1 1/2 lt water
2 lemons
50g citric acid

Shake the heads to get rid of any creepy crawleys and put it in a bowl.

Bring water to boil, add sugar - make sure all the sugar disolves.

Pour over flowers.

Add lemon zest and cut up lemons and then the citric acid.

Let stand for 24 hours.

Strain through a cloth.... and enjoy.

Serve with ice cold sparkling water and a slice of lemon.

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