
Red Currant Compote
Red Currant Compote (without sterilization) – a bright red drink, with a predominance of natural tart currant flavor. Sugar acts as a preservative and gently balances this acidity, but there is no feeling of sweetness. The process of making red currant compote is simple – you can quickly roll up a dozen three-liter jars without resorting to sterilization. If you buy currants a little at a time, you can allocate 300 grams of berries each time to prepare one three-liter jar of red currant compote. Then you can be sure that each variety of red currant gives its flavor nuance.
Preparation time: 30 minutes.
Caloric content: 22 kcal per 100 grams of the dish.
Ingredients
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- red currants – 300 g;
- citric acid – 1 tsp;
- sugar – 150 g;
- water – 2.8 l.
Preparation
- Choose ripe dark red currants. Damaged berries should not be placed in the compote intended for winter, such currants can be left for jelly.
- Sterilize the jar . Pour the sorted red currants into the cooled jar.4. Measure the sugar exactly: both excess and lack of sugar will negatively affect the taste of the compote.
- Pour the hot syrup over the currants. First, a quarter of the jar, and after a minute – the rest. While the first portion of syrup is being poured, the rest remains in the pot at a minimal boil. After pouring part of the syrup, be sure to cover the neck with a sterilized lid. If you pour all the boiling syrup into the jar at once, a crack may appear on the glass.















