Hey John. You're right! I wasn't very clear on that. The recipe I used said to bring it to a boil for one minute, then it's ready to put into the jars. After sitting over night it turned out just like you'd expect jelly to be and it was delicious. Thanks for the comment. I'm still a novice at this, and I promise to do better. Thanks again!
Hi Brad, it was really nice to meet you. This is a huge treat, didnt know that elderberry jelly is a thing. I am so learning something today. Very good stuff. Have a bless day
That was amazing from picking the berries to cooking them I love living off the land like this I want to try make some great recipe full watch big like 👍
Great video! I love elderberry jam! I'm just waiting for my elderberry plants to take off so I have enough to make some! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
I don't think I'd personally put it up there with grape or strawberry, but it's supposed to have a lot of health benefits. Still good. It was fun to do for sure! Thanks for stopping in!
I really appreciate you guys being here at the beginning of my TH-cam life. I've got a lot of plans for this little mountaintop and I look forward to sharing it all. These are Mississippi elderberries. I don't have them on my place in Oklahoma. I'll definitely be taking some cuttings back to the mountain with me next week. Thanks again for joining me!
I just use it like regular jellies or jams on toast with some butter. It's got a little different taste than your grape or raspberries, more earthy less sweet. Of course if you add enough sugar, anything's sweet. It is good and I understand there's health benefits to it as well. That was my first attempt at anything like that but it turned out pretty good. Thanks for stopping by!
Hey! @devildog thanks for watching! This was the first time I've ever made it or even tasted it. It's not tart and flavorful like a blackberry or raspberry. It's more subdued and earthy. Maybe like comparing lettuce to cabbage if that makes sense? It's supposedly got tons of health benefits, but yes, I added tons of sugar!
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Hey there Brad. That elderberry jelly looks just as amazing as that sticker on your fridge. Thanks for sharing.
You found it! Ha! Thanks so much for watching!
Man of many talents!
He cooks! He cuts trees! 😂
Totally awesome, love the process and the finished product. Thank you for sharing, truly enjoyed watching.😊
Thanks for watching! I thought I'd try something new.
I wanted to see howyou knew when it was ready to jar,didn't see that, I wanted to see how the jelly turned out, didn't see that.
Hey John. You're right! I wasn't very clear on that. The recipe I used said to bring it to a boil for one minute, then it's ready to put into the jars. After sitting over night it turned out just like you'd expect jelly to be and it was delicious. Thanks for the comment. I'm still a novice at this, and I promise to do better. Thanks again!
Elderberry has some great health properties! It looks so good!
I've never done anything like this before but it was fun - and yummy!
Hi Brad, it was really nice to meet you. This is a huge treat, didnt know that elderberry jelly is a thing. I am so learning something today. Very good stuff. Have a bless day
I've seen people do it and had all the stuff, so why not? 🙂
It turned out great and pretty yummy!
Thanks for visiting!
That was amazing from picking the berries to cooking them I love living off the land like this I want to try make some great recipe full watch big like 👍
This was my first attempt at it and it was surprisingly pretty easy. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it.
Great video! I love elderberry jam! I'm just waiting for my elderberry plants to take off so I have enough to make some! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
This is my first time making it and I love it. 💜
My Mom was the family jelly maker, there was no one better! Good video.
My mom was right there supervising. Haha! I Appreciate you taking the time to watch. Thank you.
Use a T-shirt. that would make an awesome Tye-Dye!
That stuff stains ANYTHING it touches!
This is great. I think I have one of these bushes growing wild over my neighbors fence. I bet this tastes awesome
I don't think I'd personally put it up there with grape or strawberry, but it's supposed to have a lot of health benefits. Still good. It was fun to do for sure! Thanks for stopping in!
Wow that was awesome! Great job! Similar to how I make dandelion or honeysuckle jelly!
It was my first time doing anything like that but it turned out great. Thanks for watching!
Sorry it has taken us so long to come over to your channel, but we are here and really enjoy Elderberry jelly, thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate you guys being here at the beginning of my TH-cam life. I've got a lot of plans for this little mountaintop and I look forward to sharing it all.
These are Mississippi elderberries. I don't have them on my place in Oklahoma. I'll definitely be taking some cuttings back to the mountain with me next week.
Thanks again for joining me!
Love it. Making some now!
It was my first try and it turned out great. I'm definitely taking some cuttings from these plants back to the mountain with me!
Brad, That looks so good. Great job!
Thank you! It turned out really good. I surprise myself sometimes 🤣
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Great video. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you for watching! Thought I'd try something new🙂
@@ChickenBeakMountain you did a great job.
@@WhiteShouldersFarmstead Tank you, I had my mom supervising haha!
@@ChickenBeakMountain that's ok. We all need supervision sometimes 👍
Good looking jelly!
Thanks! It turned out pretty good for my first time.
Great stuff, keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching! I'm just getting started so I promise it'll only get better 👋
Brad, That looks good!
It was my first try and it did turn out good. Thank you!
Awesome
Thank you so much!
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I need to have smellavision! Looks delish!
It's the first time I've ever had elderberry anything. It's really good, but different. Not like a grape or blackberry, but more earthy.
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Thanks to the max!
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Thanks for visiting. I really appreciate it. I'm just getting started so I can promise it'll get more interesting as I get further into it.
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Looks great Brad. Do you use it like on toast or biscuits, or is it simply medicinal? Or, I guess, both?
I just use it like regular jellies or jams on toast with some butter. It's got a little different taste than your grape or raspberries, more earthy less sweet. Of course if you add enough sugar, anything's sweet. It is good and I understand there's health benefits to it as well. That was my first attempt at anything like that but it turned out pretty good. Thanks for stopping by!
Hey Brad that looks awesome, but I can't eat any because of the sugar. How does it taste?
Hey! @devildog thanks for watching! This was the first time I've ever made it or even tasted it. It's not tart and flavorful like a blackberry or raspberry. It's more subdued and earthy. Maybe like comparing lettuce to cabbage if that makes sense? It's supposedly got tons of health benefits, but yes, I added tons of sugar!
crubby like jellies a lot
Yummies!