Description
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Cheeses
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Goat cheese – Tangy and creamy, perfect with the deep flavor of elderberries
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Brie – Soft and mild, great on a cracker with a spoonful of jam
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Aged cheddar – Sharpness balances the jam’s sweetness
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Cream cheese – A smooth base for toast, bagels, or crackers
Breads & Crackers
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Sourdough or rye bread – Hearty flavors match well with elderberry’s depth
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Buttered toast or English muffins – Classic and cozy
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Whole grain crackers – A nice crunch with a touch of earthiness
Meats & Proteins
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Roast duck or game meats – Elderberry jam makes a rich, fruity glaze
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Turkey or chicken – Use in sandwiches or as a side sauce
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Pork tenderloin – Try it as a glaze or chutney-style topping
Desserts & Sweets
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Pancakes or waffles
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