Dirndel Jelly

For the dirndl jelly, cook the dirndls in a saucepan, covered with water, until they are gently soft. Leave to stand for one night.

The following day, bring to the boil again, then strain the juice through a tea towel.

Measure out the juice and prepare it into dirndel jelly with jelling sugar according to the package instructions.

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