Ingredients
Method
1.Pick half a shopping bag full of gorse flowers, sepals removed.
2.Place in a bowl, cover with boiling water, dampen sides of the bowl and cover with plastic wrap.
3.Chill and steep overnight.Strain into measuring bowl or container on scales.
4.Add honey to taste and a little salt to mellow any bitterness –again to taste.
5.Soften 6 leaves of gelatine per 500ml liquid in cold water for around 5 minutes.
6.Warm around ¼ of the gorse flower liquid. Squeeze excess moisture out of the gelatine and dissolve in warm liquid. Disperse into rest of liquid.
7.Pour into mould and chill to set.
Gorse flowers are best picked in late spring and throughout summer. They have a coconut/tropical fruit taste and aroma.
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