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6–8
Easy
By Darina Allen
Published 2001
When I’m driving through country lanes in late May or early June and I spy the elderflower coming into blossom, I know it’s time to go and search on gooseberry bushes for the hard, green fruit, far too under-ripe at that stage to eat raw, but wonderful cooked in tarts or fools or in this delicious compôte. Elder-flowers have an extraordinary affinity with green gooseberries and by a happy arrangement of nature they are both in season at the same time.
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