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Created by: Anonymous

Edited by: Melissa Peterman, Angie's Recipes

Other Names: Johannisbeeren (German)

Translations: 红醋栗 (Chinese), الكشمش الأحمر (Arabic), Red Groselha (Portuguese), Groseille (French), Grosella (Spanish) All Translations

Substitutes: Schwarze Johannisbeeren

edit About Red Currant

Red currants may be used fresh in tarts, pies, jams, preserves, and used as an alternative to traditional cranberry sauce. Redcurrants contain vitamin C, iron, potassium and fiber. They are good for the immune system and the antiseptic properties of redcurrant jelly make it an effective treatment of minor burns - after cooling the affected area with cold water.

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