Goldenrod jelly

The goldenrod plant, also known as solidago, blooms in the late summer and early fall with yellow flowers, and is also edible and medicinal.

Posts about goldenrod jelly written by wildlettucegal

In September pick goldenrod flowers and make Goldenrod Syrup. It boosts immune, it helps with colds and has anti-inflammatory properties.

To make a small batch that will fill one half pint mason jar: First we need to make an infusion of our flowers. Based on this article from Herbal Academy, I found the optimal ratio for a strong and…

Goldenrod, Solidago, Golden Dagger! Learn more about this sinus allergy helper, and try these goldenrod recipes and remedies for yourself.

Nikki Fotheringham on Instagram: "Goldenrod Jelly Recipe Pick flowers early in the morning and shake out any bugs. Steep 5 cups of flowers in 4 cups boiling water for an hour (longer is better). Strain out flowers and discard. Pour goldenrod tea into a pot and add 2 tsp lemon juice. Add 2 packs of powdered pectin. Bring to the boil. Add 5 cups sugar all at once. Bring to the boil and boil for 1 minute. Place jelly in jars and put the sealed jars in a water bath for 10 minutes. Will keep…

Learn how to turn sunflower petals into a beautiful and delicious lemon-flavored jelly!

Note: The following acid and honey remedy, or oxymel, is from Liz Neves of Gathering Ground, featured in our story about her urban foraging walks. Goldenrod (Solidago species) is a stimulating pungent, bitter, and clearing herb that grows abundantly in our area. It’s a great ally for quelling allergy and cold symptoms, stimulating digestion, relieving

Goldenrod is a perennial herbaceous wildflower that blooms at the end of the summer. Sometimes considered a weed, the plant is full of herbal benefits. Learn how to make this goldenrod tea recipe, and enjoy the benefits that this native wild herb has to offer.

Goldenrod has a myriad of uses, but there are a few look-alikes you should know. We teach you how to forage it, how to dry it, and how to store it.