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Blackberry vodka
Makes: 1 litre
Prep time: 5 minsTotal time: 
Recipe photograph by Jonathan Gregson
Blackberry vodka
Makes: 1 litre
Prep time: 5 minsTotal time:
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James Golding
James Golding, head chef at hotel and restaurant The Pig in Hampshire's New Forest, is an expert forager and his menu is always full of wild or homegrown ingredients.
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James Golding
James Golding, head chef at hotel and restaurant The Pig in Hampshire's New Forest, is an expert forager and his menu is always full of wild or homegrown ingredients.
See more of James Golding’s recipes
Ingredients
- 375g blackberries, frozen
- 175g caster sugar
- 700ml (70cl) vodka
Step by step
- Tip the blackberries into a freezer bag and freeze until solid.
- Mix the frozen fruit and the sugar in a bowl, then spoon into a sterilised 1-litre preserving jar.
- Top up with the vodka. Seal the jar and store the blackberry vodka in a cool, dark place for 3 months – give it a shake now and then, every day if you can, for the first week or two.
- After 3 months, strain the fruit from the vodka and discard; return the flavoured vodka to the jar.
Chef quote
This blackberry vodka takes a good three months to develop, so get it infusing in plenty of time for your next dinner party