Thursday 11 June 2020

Raspberry Vinegar.



Ingredients: Raspberries, white Vinegar, Sugar.

Method: Combine ingredients, leave for 24 hrs, strain, bottle.

Yup, that's it.

20 comments:

  1. I'd sooner use the raspberries and sugar with a blended whisky. May take a while longer to become drinkable, more like 24 months.

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    1. I need the vinegar for my summer salads, now't else will do.

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  2. Is this recipe from "Minimalist Food" by Crozier Magnum?

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    1. It actually comes from 'I taught my grandmother to suck eggs' cookbook.

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  3. Easy and I bet delicious on your salads, another taste entirely from the normal vinagrette. No raspberries here so I won't be making that but I have found a tree with walnuts. Now I just have to pick some walnuts before they get too old. And capers are possibly ready for picking. I need to go out and investigate.
    Enjoy your summer meals

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    1. Do you grow the capers, or pick them wild?

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  4. When I told someone that's all there was to making it they didn't believe me.
    I make it for the Christmas Hampers - always looks good.

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    1. The taste is nothing like the commercial product, which I suspect is made with Raspberry flavouring. Nice presents.

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  5. Sounds easy. Even I could do that...possibly.

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    1. It's child's play, and you make it as sweet as you like. It's wonderful on cooked sliced Beetroot.

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    2. Raspberries and beetroot....heavenly idea!

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  6. I remember years ago an old lady told me to ask our chemist to make some up for my young son who had a bad cough and cold.This was when the pharmacy was behind a separate screen. It certainly relieved the symptons. Old remedy.

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    1. It's supposed to be good for sore throats too.

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  7. Simple enough. I love raspberries and probably would eat them before putting vinegar on them.

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    1. Unfortunately they are unusable after the process, but we have plenty.

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  8. Sounds great! We've got a few weeks to go until we have raspberries. We're in for a treat.

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    1. We're in full flow here, I shall be jam making again tomorrow.

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  9. Thanks, Cro. It makes me smile to see a towel in use. With raspberries, no less.

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    1. They are in daily use Joanne, for which I thank you again.

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