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Blackcurrant jelly

Here's what we suggest you do with leftover blackcurrant jelly

Updated November 6, 2012

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Bowl of blackcurrant jelly

Fruit-bottom yogurt
Spoon jelly into individual serving dishes, then top with Greek yogurt and granola for a sweet breakfast surprise.

Gourmet glaze
Brush jelly on top of a meat loaf before baking for a yummy sticky glaze.

For more recipes with blackcurrant jelly, click here.

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