Mulberry

Mulberry juice occupies a leading position among juices for juice therapy. And this is a well-deserved place. After all, this is not just a pleasant drink, it is incredibly healthy and there are very few contraindications for its use. According to the legends of the ancient Aryans, mulberry removes curses and still serves as a talisman today. But, let’s leave the legends and get down to more mundane matters.

The shelf life of mulberry, or mulberry, is very short. It is impossible to keep it fresh, unless you freeze it? But the freezer compartment is not rubber, and mulberries can be preserved in another way, for example, by making jam from it.

There are more than 200 species of mulberry trees, but only 17 of them have edible fruits. Although, in turn, these 17 species have different classifications. Most people know wild trees that have not been subject to selection or selection. The fruits of such trees are very small, but no less tasty than those of cultivated mulberries.

Who didn’t smear themselves with mulberry as a child? We are used to thinking that mulberries are just a delicacy and absolutely useless in cooking, but this is not entirely true. Wine, tinctures, liqueurs and syrups are made from mulberries, and they are not only tasty, but also healthy. Mulberry syrup is an ideal remedy for any type of cough, infectious diseases, and a host of other diseases. And in the end, it's just delicious. Mulberry syrup is also called “Mulberry doshab”, the recipe for which you will read below.

Mulberry (mulberry) is a tree that produces large yields of berries. Their benefits are determined by their rich vitamin composition, which stimulates the immune system. Berry juice is also a preventative against various infectious and colds. However, mulberry fruits are very delicate, and therefore they cannot be stored fresh for a long time. To preserve as much of the healthy product as possible for the winter months, the berries are frozen or dried. Today we’ll talk about different ways to dry mulberries at home.

Sweet mulberry is a perishable product with tender, juicy fruits that do not tolerate transportation well. It is best to eat fresh berries, but if the harvest is quite large, then you need to think about how to preserve mulberries for future use. Today we will tell you the best ways to freeze mulberries for the winter in the freezer.