Pickled Gooseberries

Pickled Gooseberries

About this recipe

Gooseberries are a delicious fruit available from June until July. They are very tart, but this is a great way to sweeten them. Eat them on top of ice cream or your favorite dessert. My kids can’t get enough of them!

Instructions

  1. Fill a jar with fresh or frozen gooseberries.
  2. Fill the jar with apple cider vinegar until gooseberries are fully submerged.
  3. Let sit for 4-5 days.
  4. Strain vinegar off.
  5. Pack the gooseberries back into the jar, but layer them with sugar.
  6. Let sit for 11 days.
  7. Strain into a bowl to save the syrup.
  8. Pack the gooseberries into a jar, then pour the syrup over the top until full.

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