Gaultheria procumbens • Wintergreen, checkerberry, teaberry,
thé-des-bois • In the Kitchen
Leaves can be dried and pulverized, fresh can be used as in a tea – boiling water and steeped; then as a base for syrups 2 to 1 portion of sugar to water, substitute for mint.
Berries in baked goods, jam, jellies, sauces, chutneys, ice cream, granite.
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Wintergreen Panna Cotta
Ingredients
- Gelatine
- Water
- Sugar
- Cream 10%
- Vanilla bean
- Wintergreen leaves
- Greek style yogurt
- Wintergreen syrup
- Fresh berries
Instructions
- Soak gelatine in water
- In pan place sugar, cream and vanilla bean and wintergreen leaves, bring to a simmer
- Add gelatine mixture, blend in
- Remove from heat
- Add Greek style yogurt, blend until smooth
- Pour into ramequins or dessert cups, cover and refrigerate until set
Wintergreen syrup
Ingredients
- Wintergreen leaves, chiffonade cut
- Sugar
- Water
Instructions
- In pan add wintergreen leaves, sugar and water
- Stir constantly until boiling,
- Reduce heat, let simmer for 10 minutes
- Cool
- In small bowl mix berries in syrup
- Garnish ramequins or cups
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