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Mulberry Shrub
Photo: flickr user
KdB1
Ingredients
4 cups
Mulberry
juice
Sugar syrup
1 cup
Grape juice
2
Lemons
, juice of
Preparation
1
Strain
juice
from
canned
mulberries,
pressing
through as much pulp as possible, and
measure.
If you use fresh berries, prepare
juice
by cooking berries with just enough water to keep them from burning, and
strain
.
2
Sweeten
to
taste
with sugar syrup; add grape
juice
, lemon
juice
, and
chill
.
3
Fill glasses one-third full and add water or
crushed
ice
.
4
Yield:
1-1/2quarts.
5
Note: Fresh mulberries or loganberries, as well as
canned
berries, may be used.
.
Comments
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well actually
May 4, 2012
FYI, that picture isn't of a mulberry. Those are American beautyberries.
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Yield:
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Added:
Friday, February 12, 2010 - 9:58pm
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Comments
May 4, 2012
FYI, that picture isn't of a mulberry. Those are American beautyberries.