Jostaberry
Ribes culverwellii, R. nidigrolaria
fruit
Black berries, a cross between blackcurrant and gooseberry, with a milder blackcurrant taste, raw, as jam or juice.
- Origin
- Hybrid born in Germany
- Where to find it
- It only grows in gardens: nurseries sell the plants; it is best known in Germany, as Jostabeere.
- Season (United States)
- June to July
- Preparation
- The berries are stripped from the stalks and eaten raw, skin and seeds included, or cooked into jam, jelly or juice, like blackcurrants.
- Molecules
- In small amounts, not counted Pectins · Anthocyanins · Insoluble fibers
- Did you know?
- It was born in the 1970s, at the Max Planck Institute in Cologne.
