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Flagroot Candy

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Flagroot Candy

Dig roots at the end of the growing season when they will shrink least; then wash thoroughly and scrape. Slice thin, or cut in match-stick pieces. Boil in water for an hour, change water and boil another hour. Drain and cook until transparent in a syrup made with 8 cups sugar and 1/2 cup water. Lay on waxed paper to dry. Store in tin or glass between layers of waxed paper. Lovage root may be candied in the same manner.

Ingredients:

Calamus *

Recipe Instructions:

Source: Plymouth Antiquarian Society (1957)

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Culinary/Kitchen :You already have a powerful natural home health remedies in your kitchen. Culinary herbs like rosemary, sage and thyme not only add taste to foods, they make the food you eat better for you. North American : Many important North American medicinal herbs are woodland species, the uses and knowledge of which was passed along to the colonists of the New World from the indigenous native tribes

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