
Wonderful
elderflower
At long last the wonderful elderflower is in bloom. You can pick the flowers of the elderflower in June and July, and the ripe berries in August. Both the flowers and the berries can be used in many delicious foods – that are also very easy to make. We've brought all of our wonderful elderflower recipes together here.

Elderflower panna cotta with lime-marinated berries
Did you know this about elder
Elder (Sambucus nigra) grows wild and in gardens. The true elder variety blossoms in June with large yellowish-white flower heads that are used to make cordials, jams and desserts. The black elderberries can also be used to make cordials and jams. Red elder is a wild, non-edible elder variety with coral-coloured berries. In ancient times, elder was regarded as a holy plant. The nordic goddess Freya was believed to live in the elder tree, and would be invoked to help solve love problems. In the past, elder was used for medicinal purposes and as tea. It is still used for tea, but mainly for cordial.
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Time for rhubarb
The rhubarb season is here, and the first tender stalks are ready for picking. Rhubarb crumble is a classic, but there are many other delicious uses for rhubarb. Let our recipes inspire you!

Make your own ice cream
Why buy ice cream when you can make it from scratch yourself? We've gathered our favourite ice cream recipes here, but feel free to experiment and develop your own favourites.

Spring refreshments under the sun
Here we have collected our best recipes for a spring coffee break on your balcony, in the park or in the garden.

Cakes for Spring and Summer parties
Beautiful cakes for spring and summer parties! No party is complete without cake! So why not serve up a delicious homemade creation for the most memorable events of the year?

Marinades and rubs
Rubs are the new trend in barbecue cooking. These dry seasoning mixes are rubbed into meat or fish before grilling on the barbecue. Try our rubs – you’ll love them!

Baking in a roasting pan
Baking in a roasting pan is simple and practical – and above all, it produces large quantities. Ideal if you're having a party or taking a cake to work.