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Wild Oregon grape Jelly
Latin name: Mahonia nervosa
Common name(s): Oregon Grape, Oregon Grape-Holly, Mountain Grape, Holly-leaf Barberry
Wild harvested on Vancouver Island, BC
$14.00
190 mL
In stock
This jelly is sweet, a little earthy, and has undertones of blueberries, cherries, and lemon. Forest for Dinner celebrates Pacific Northwest Oregon grapes with a sweet and sour jelly that’s superb on your morning toast and fresh-baked bread, and equally delicious with savoury dishes. This lush jelly is handmade in small quantities and with organic cane sugar.
Ingredients: Sugars (organic cane sugar), Wild-harvested Oregon grapes (Mahonia nervosa), Water, Pectin
GORGEOUS ARTISANAL JELLY MADE WITH OREGON GRAPES
Oregon grapes aren’t actually grapes — they’re beautiful, midnight-blue berries that thrive on evergreen shrubs all over Vancouver Island. Used as medicine for thousands of years by indigenous tribes, these antimicrobial berries and their leaves have been used to soothe fevers, arthritis, jaundice and more. In addition, the berries have been shown to lower blood sugar and cholesterol. These incredibly nourishing beauties are a popular juicy snack for deers and bears and flourish in our rainy coastal weather.
CULINARY INSPIRATION FOR Oregon grape Jelly
- Assemble a layered jelly-filled cookie sandwich
- Make ice cream even better with a dollop of jelly
- Serve as a sauce alongside lamb, chicken, and other meats
- Lovely with cheeses, croissants, and pâtés
Storing suggestion
Once opened, store your jar of wild oregon grape jelly in a refrigerator at 4 °C (40 °F) or lower.
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1-5 of 9 reviews
I just love the wild salal berry jelly you sent me. It’s absolutely delicious. I enjoy it with crackers and cheese and just on its own on toast. Can’t imagine how you manage to take something growing in the forest and make it taste so good. I’m really interested in native plants and have tried to grow a salal bush in my garden with no success. I think I will try again tho after tasting your product or perhaps I’ll get ambitious and forage some berries on my own.
Thanks very much and have a very Happy New Year !
Top notch! so smooth…
Very nice products,
Very nice products,