Currant compote in a 3-liter jar

An assorted compote of red and white currants is rarely harvested for the winter, probably because white currants are rare, although this berry is highly appreciated by culinary specialists for its taste and aristocratic appearance. Compotes from one white currant have a pale appearance, so it is supplemented with red or other berries. The recipe is simple and doesn't take long. We prepare compote by double pouring and without sterilization. Currant berries do not need to be separated from the twigs, as children love them this way, but this is at your discretion.

Red and black currants are fruitful, as a rule, every year, and many housewives prepare large quantities of assorted compote from them for the winter. This compote has a special aroma and taste of these berries, it quenches thirst well and saturates the body with vitamins. Currants are good friends with many berries and fruits, so you are invited to supplement the compote with apples, because they ripen at the same time. You can put more berries in a jar to make the drink with a rich taste.

Servings: 9 L (three 3-liter cans).

An incredibly refreshing and invigorating compote that is worth the time and effort. The pulp of pears is perfectly saturated with sugar syrup, and mint leaves leave behind a long and pleasant aftertaste.