Ideas you can make with your AWEH brand ELDERBERRY SYRUP PACKET 

Note: Not suitable for children under one year of age.
The Powerful honey Syrup recipe is on the back side of the packet

Elderberry Jigglers Recipe

Makes one 8 x8 pan batch and the liquid for 1-2 more, multiply other ingredients per batch.

1 Elderberry Syrup Dried Herb packet (makes enough for 2-3 batches) 6 Cups filtered water

2 TBS unflavored gelatin Per 2 c. batch , or 2, 1/4-ounce envelopes unflavored plain gelatin,

or 3 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon grass fed gelatin

1 tablespoon honey or Sugar or more to taste per 2 cup liquid batch

Directions:

1. Simmer elderberries herbs packet contents in 6 cups of filtered water until the liquid reduces to 4 cups.

2. Strain herbs, measure out half for first batch, of this place 1/2 cup in a bowl and sprinkle the gelatin over it. Heat

the rest of that half, with added water if needed to equal 1.5 cups and while hot pour and stir into gelatin mixture.

Reserve rest in sealed jar for next batches, or multiply other ingredients for larger batch. The juice may be frozen and

reheated later prior to adding same other ingredients.

3. Allow to cool slightly before adding honey.  The medicinal properties of the honey are kept if the honey is not heated too high.

4. Pour into an 8 x 8 glass pan and refrigerate until solid.

5. Slice jigglers into squares or fun shapes of your choosing.  Serve a few each morning with breakfast or more often

when cold and flu are present.

Elderberry Glycerite (Alcohol free)

1.5 cup vegetable glycerin + 1.5 cup water + 1 Elderberry Syrup Dried Herb pack. 

Break up the cinnamon sticks to smaller pcs.

Directions: In a quart jar place the dried herb packet. Mix the glycerin and water in a measuring cup stirring

well, then pour over the berries. Place the lid on the jar and keep in a cool, dark place. Shake the jar at least

twice a day for 4-6 weeks (the longer the more potent the solution). Strain the mixture using a cheesecloth or

strainer. Be sure to squeeze all of the liquid out of the berries. Store in an airtight container in a dark pantry

shelf for up to 6 months.

Use for children: Administer 1 teaspoon per day for prevention or 1 teaspoon per waking hour at the onset of cold/flu-like symptoms. For Adult: Administer on same schedule, however increase dosage to 1-2 tablespoon. Note: Not suitable for children under one year of age.

Elderberry Syrup Tincture , 1 Quart Jar -1 Elderberry Syrup Dried Herb packet
-50% (100 proof) vodka, (or use 95 % Grain Alcohol diluted with equal amount water.) -Honey to taste, up to ¼ the strained liquid amount.

Directions: Put contents of Herb Packet in a quart jar. Add enough warm, not boiling, water just to cover dried elderberries. Fill jar with 100 proof vodka, or grain alcohol and water mix. Place the lid on the jar, label with date, and keep in a cool, dark place. Shake the jar everyday for 6 weeks to 3 months. Strain the mixture using a cheesecloth, or large strainer. Be sure to squeeze and press all of the liquid out of the berries. Add any desired honey to small amount of warmed tincture, then add to rest of jar. Store airtight in dark place like a cupboard. Keeps for several years.

Use: For adults and older children: Administer 1-2 teaspoons mixed in an ounce or so of water daily for

prevention and up to 4 times daily at the first show of cold/flu symptoms. May be administered in a cup of

warm tea or juice, and sweetened to taste with honey for a more palatable route.

Lozenges made from Elderberry Dried Herb Packet

One Lozenge batch = approx. 20 lozenges.

Simmer whole Herb Packet in 4 cups water for 20-40 minutes. Strain, being sure to

squeeze juice from berries. Refrigerate or freeze unused juice for next batch or other

formulas.

-¼ cup liquid Herbal Decoction of Elderberry Syrup Herb Packet

-½ tsp. Marshmallow root powder

-2 Tbsp. raw honey , or ¼ cup Sugar

-½ cup Slippery Elm Bark powder

Method:

1. Dissolve ½ tsp. Marshmallow root powder in ¼ cup hot Elderberry packet decoction. Stir to combine. (Prepare cold infusion during this step if using dried Marshmallow root.)

2. Put 2 Tbsp. honey into a glass measuring cup, and add Marshmallow root solution (or Marshmallow root cold infusion) to measuring cup until you have a total of ¼ cup liquid. Discard remaining Marshmallow root solution.

3. Measure ½ cup Slippery Elm Bark powder into a mixing bowl, creating a well in the middle of the powder with your fingers. Pour honey/Marshmallow root solution over the Slippery Elm Bark powder.

4. With clean hands, mix ingredients together until you can form a smooth ball of dough. Break small chunks off dough ball and form them into small lozenge-shaped drops. (I prefer oblong drops that are the size of a grape, but yours can be any shape/size.)

5. Roll finished lozenges in a bit of Slippery Elm Bark powder so they are not sticky. Place on a plate or parchment paper and allow to dry completely (about 24 hours).

6. Wrap each lozenge in a small piece of parchment paper or waxed paper. Store in a cool, dark, dry place. They will keep for a few months.

To Use:

Allow lozenge to slowly dissolve in your mouth. Repeat as needed.

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Unsweetened or Reduced Honey Cooked Packet Prep and Use

Without the equal amount of honey the potion won’t be refrigerator stable for more

than10 days.

Cook the herb packet using same amount or up to double the amount of water.

Freeze in single dose size, using ice cube trays then bag the cubes for longer freezer

storage.

DOSE Suggestions: One or two cubes per day melted or dropped into cup of hot

water or tea are enough. May have more when ill.