Groseillée
Source: Eliza Acton, 1845
Instructions
- Cut the tops and stalks from a gallon or more of well-flavoured ripe gooseberries, throw them into a large preserving-pan, boil them for ten minutes, and stir them often with a wooden spoon.
- Then pass both the juice and pulp through a fine sieve, and to every three pounds' weight of these add half a pint of raspberry-juice, and boil the whole briskly for three-quarters of an hour.
- Draw the pan aside, stir in for the above portion of fruit, two pounds of sugar, and when it is dissolved renew the boiling for fifteen minutes longer.
- Proportions: Ripe gooseberries, boiled 10 minutes. Pulp and juice of gooseberries, 6 lbs.; raspberry-juice, 1 pint: 3/4 hour. Sugar, 4 lbs.: 15 minutes.
- Note: When more convenient, a portion of raspberries can be boiled with the gooseberries at first.