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Pflaume-Johannisbeer-Konfitüre

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750 Gramm Pflaumen, entsteint gewogen
250 Gramm Rote Johannisbeeren, vorbereitet gewogen
500 Gramm Gelierzucker 2:1
1 Nelke , zermörsert
1 Kapsel Kardamom, zermörsert
1/4 Teel. Zimt

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www.koelner-zucker.de
— Erfasst *RK* 12.08.2006 von
— Ulrike Westphal@https://kuechenlatein.com

1. Pflaumen entsteinen. Johannisbeeren von den Rispen streifen.

2. Obst pürieren und mit Gelierzucker und Gewürzen in einem großen Topf unter Rühren zum Kochen bringen. Bei starker Hitze unter Rühren 3 Minuten
sprudelnd kochen lassen.

3. Heiß in Gläser füllen und diese gut verschließen.

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WHB #43: Summer Pudding

WHB
The Guidelines of Weekend Herb Blogging 26.09.2023 ** allow featuring any herb, plant, vegetable, or flower. This week I picked the last red currants from the very dry looking shrubs. Redcurrant fruit is slighty more sour than its relative the blackcurrant, and is cultivated mainly for jams and cooked dishes, rather than for eating raw. In Germany it is also used in combination with custard or meringue as a filling for tarts. And red currants are the main ingredient of Rote Grütze – red fruit jelly, a speciality in the north of Germany.

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This year I’ve already made some jelly, as every year, and a no-cooking dessert. Last year I baked muffins and a „nightmare of sponge mixture and whipped cream„. With the last red currants of this year I decided to prepare a

Summer Pudding

Summer Pudding

from the still unused cookbook I bought last year in Scotland. I used red currants, raspberries and brambles – blackberries from the freezer.

Summer Pudding

YIELD: 4-6 Servings

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Classic British Summer Pudding Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

  • Slices of medium
    or
    Thin sliced crustless white bread
  • 500 grams Fresh seasonal fruit, eg. strawberries, raspberries, cherries, brambles, 1 lb
  • 30 ml Water, 1 fl oz
  • 150 grams Caster sugar, 5 oz

SOURCE

Button German *

abgewandelt von nach:
Christopher Trotter
Scottish Cookery *
ISBN 1-84204-024-3

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Neatly line the base and sides of a 900 ml (1 1/2 pint) pudding basin with the bread. Wash and trim or stone the fruit, cutting the strawberries in half. Put the water and the sugar into a pan and bring to the boil. Add the fruit in order of speed of cooking, the slowest first and the quickest, raspberries, last. Cook briefly, ensuring that the fruit holds its shape. Drain off the syrup and reserve.
  2. Spoon the fruit into the prepared bowl and spoon over a little of the syrup. Cover with more bread. Put a saucer on top and place a weight on top of it, to apply a little pressure, say 500 g, 1 lb. Refrigerate overnight. Loosen it gently with a palette knife, turn out and pour the rest of the syrup over it. Cut into wedges and serve with lightly whipped double cream.

total time: 12 h
preparation time: 15 minutes
cooking/baking time: 5 minutes

 
 
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** 23.09.2023 https://kalynskitchen.com/establishing-some-rules-for-weekend/ no longer available

Beat the heat: Buttermilk Jelly with Red Currants

For Meetas Monthly Mingle in July Beat The Heat I prepared a

Buttermilk Jelly with Red Currants

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It’s so hot in the north of Germany. It doesn’t cool down at night., although we had some thunderstorms last night. Even the soaked gelatin will melt in the heat without cooking. This dessert is easy to prepare, you only have to wait until it’s chilled. It is refreshing and fruity.

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YIELD: 4 servings

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Refreshing dessert with buttermilk and red currants

INGREDIENTS

  • 6 Sheets Gelatin
  • 500 grams Buttermilk
  • 75 grams Sugar
  • 3 tablesp. Lemon juice
  • 250 grams Red currants
  • 100 grams Cream

DECORATION

  • 4 leaves Mint
  • 4 Panicles of red currants, washed and rolled in sugar

SOURCE

DGE Kochbuch *

modified by from:
Richtig gekocht – vollwertig ernährt. *
DGE Sektion Schleswig-Holstein, Ausgabe Dezember 1971

Instrucktions

  1. RIn a small saucepan soak the sheets of gelatine in cold water for about 10 min. Whisk together buttermilk, sugar and lemon juice until the sugar has dissolved.
  2. Wash red currants and drain. Strip off the panicles.
  3. Squeeze the gelatine sheets out and warm over medium heat until completely dissolved. Add 4 tablespoons of buttermilk, than stir this mixture into the remaining buttermilk. Cool for about 10-15 minutes in the fridge until the mixture begins to gel.
  4. Whip the cream until stiff. Fold in berries and whipped cream. Spread the mixture into 4 bowls and cool at least 4 h. To serve decorate with panicles and mint.

total time : 4 hours 30 minutes
preparation time:10 minutes

 
 
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