The harvest may be small, but I still had half a plan as to what I might do with the gooseberries. In the past, the crop has been put into gin and jam. There was one small scale experiment of Indian Pickle. Thought I might try it again, and this time extend the recipe a bit.
Going to leave the jars in a darkened room for a bit, they will be very tart right now!
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Lovely.. 🙂 I only froze some from my bush today.. 🙂 Lovely idea for the pickle and loved the video 🙂
Thank you! Hope the video was useful, trying to film more and add to both the blog and the youtube channel.
It was, I enjoyed