I made this jelly about a month back for the first time, and definitely will be making it again! I used a really great recipe found over at the Thomasburg Walks blog.
If you are not familiar with staghorn sumac and how to harvest it, Wayward Spark has a very informative post that you can check out. I harvested mine back in August and left it out to air dry, before stashing it away in a jar to use throughout the rest of the year. If you are new to making jelly or canning, check out this article.
***One thing to note about staghorn sumac is that it is high in tannic acid, so keep boiling time for the juice limited.***
If you can, give this lovely recipe a try!
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Sláinte!Laurel
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