How To Make Elderflower Cordial - littleblackpig

[@gabrielsurvey10]

Great video. I was looking to pasteurization to keep my special, hard working cordial safe for the whole summer, something most videos don't even mention. Thanks for sharing.

[@rosemarywallsworth9994]

Glad you shared this I had forgotten about it ... Really good, clear instructions ... And I want your kitchen ;) x

[@BeachernArabella]

cordial is made and was tasted last night. delish! thanks for the great tutorial

[@LittleBlackPig]

Sara Wright you’re very welcome. So please you like it!

[@BeachernArabella]

very easy to follow. thank you

[@LittleBlackPig]

You're welcome, thank you!

[@roseamey370]

Very grateful for video. What sort of ph meter are you using there?

[@redxxgen976]

Love this - so clear and easy to follow - well done you x

[@LittleBlackPig]

RedXX Gen thank you! Lots more videos to follow

[@BeachernArabella]

our elderflower heads look much smaller than yours (less heat \ sun I guess!). Can you show us what you would consider an average head to look like so I can gauge what 15 heads should look like!?

[@LittleBlackPig]

The diameter of the heads I used was between 15-25 centimetres, some were even larger than than. If your flower heads seem small in comparison to the flowers in the video I would use 22 flower heads. The perfume is the most important thing here as that is what you are infusing. You will be diluting your cordial so it's good to have a good strong aroma in it. Hope that helps

[@redxxgen976]

Note to self: sterilise extra bottles ...lol

[@LittleBlackPig]

RedXX Gen it’s good to show our imperfections as well as when we excel ;-)

[@tracyconway2869]

Oops...

[@LittleBlackPig]

I couldn't have timed that more perfectly if I tried! ;-)