Kyoho Grape Compote
I was given a lot of Kyoho grapes that I couldn't finish eating, so I wanted to make something to use them up before they went bad.
It's essentially the same as making peach compote.
If you boil the grapes too long they will fall apart, so be careful.
Boiling for a short time leaves a nice and delicious texture. Recipe by Pu-kosan
Kyoho Grape Compote
I was given a lot of Kyoho grapes that I couldn't finish eating, so I wanted to make something to use them up before they went bad.
It's essentially the same as making peach compote.
If you boil the grapes too long they will fall apart, so be careful.
Boiling for a short time leaves a nice and delicious texture. Recipe by Pu-kosan
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel the kyoho grapes. Don't peel from the end with the stems, but smoothly peel back from the bottom for a neat result.
- 2
Place the ※ ingredients into a pot. Stir and turn the heat to high. Bring to a boil. Boil for 1 minute to cook off the alcohol.
- 3
Add all of the grapes from Step 1. Let it come to a boil again and then cook for 1 minute on high heat.
- 4
Immediately remove from the heat. Pour into an air-tight sterilized storage jar while still hot. Once cooled, let it sit in the refrigerator overnight or longer.
- 5
After sitting overnight, the flavor will have blended in and the grapes will have a beautiful color. Since the alcohol is cooked off, even someone who doesn't drink alcohol can enjoy this.
- 6
It's up to you, but I recommend using 65 g of sugar if you will be eating it as is.
- 7
If you will be using this for sweets or drinking the juice as a cider, then I recommend using 100 g of sugar.
- 8
This is a grape roll cake
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/149559-kyohou-grape-swiss-roll
- 9
Here is a recipe for grape jello and mousse cake
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/149556-grape-kyoho-jelly-mousse-dessert
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