paleoplanet: unripe elderberries edible?
January 11th, 2008 · 2 Comments
PaleoPlanet has an interesting discussion board thread with good thoughts on eating ripe/unripe elderberry flowers and berries. Particularly of interest is the method of floating berries in water to distinguish which are ripe and which are not.
Tags: food & drink · growing & harvesting · health effects
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1 tom // Oct 7, 2008 at 5:11 pm
Bush,long slendar stock,slim leaves,searated,berries in clumps like grapes,pale blue powdery appearance,several shades darker blue when touched,wiped w/finger?what kind of elder berries.their not in cresant shape ,seven stems on the end each branch?Kent Wa.98042.
2 Debbi // Nov 2, 2008 at 2:53 pm
We dried elderberries to add to our wine that we make. Can anyone out there tell us a way to clean these things after they have been in the food dryer…Or should they be cleaned before placing in the food dryer and how best to do that.
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