Recipe for elderflower cordialClassic elderflower syrup that tastes like sunshine and summer. A delicious and easy elderflower drink, also known as Blost, that you can make yourself at the beginning of summer when the elderflowers are in bloom.
Quickly rinse the elderflowers or shake them well to remove any small insects. Trim off the thick stems and place the flowers in a large pot or plastic container.
50 elderflower heads
Slice the lemons and add them to the pot.
2 lemons
Bring the water to a boil, then add the sugar and citric acid, stirring until dissolved. Pour the boiling water over the elderflowers and lemons.
1.5 liters water, 1 kg sugar, 40 g citric acid
Allow the mixture to cool slightly, then place it in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. Stir once a day.
After 4 days, strain the flowers and lemons, so you're left with pure cordial. If you want the cordial to be completely clear, strain it through a cloth.
Pour the cordial into sterilized bottles that have been rinsed with vodka, or freeze it if you're not planning to consume it immediately.