Blueberry Syrup

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I need a recipe please!

I can't find mine! I had a good basic syrup recipe for all sorts of fruit and it's gone! Please help!!!
 

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Not sure if this is what you're looking for, it has chunks of bluebaerries in it but is very syrupy...for ice cream and dipping toast...and as a pancake/waffle syrup of sorts

3 quarts blueberries
4 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups water
juice of 1 1/2 lemons

Mix all together, bring to boil. Boil for 10 minutes. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. If you boil this longer it will turn into jam.
 

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Here is the fermented one that uses very little sugar.

Berry preserves or syrup

4 cups of berries
1 tsp salt
1/4 cup Rapadura or Sucanat (real raw sugar cane) or refined sugar
1/4 cup raw cultured whey
2 tsp Pomona's Pectin
2 tsp calcium water (see instructions in pectin)

All summer berries will work, except strawberries, which are too acidic for lacto fermentation

Wash berries and place in a bowl with remaining ingredients. Carefully mash until all berries are crushed.
Mix thoroughly and place in a quart sized, wide mouth mason jar.
Leave 1 inch head room.
Cover tightly and leave at room temp for 2 days, then transfer to the fridge. Use within 2 months.

Syrup version

Omit pectin and calcium water. Place whole berries on jar and press down gently. Mix remaining ingredients into jar. Add filtered water if needed, to bring level to 1 inch from top of jar. Proceed with recipe.
 

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BB, are cherries too acidic? I was looking for a lacto fermented cherry preserves :D
 

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abifae said:
BB, are cherries too acidic? I was looking for a lacto fermented cherry preserves :D
I doubt it. They should work just fine.
Make one jar and find out!
 

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I just made one blueberry and one cherry batch. We'll see what happens!!
 

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BB, it's a bit runny. Not entirely, just a little. Is this correctable on non-cook stuff???
 

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I got it figured out. Cherries are wetter and I didn't really measure so more than 4 cups hahaha. Anyway, awesome sauce. :D And used in a BBQ sauce.

The blueberry was phenomenal.
 
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