Concord grapes

Homemade jams, marmalades and jellies are deeply anchored in French cooking traditions, and I never miss an occasion to jar up some seasonal fruits. This ensures that no seasonal produce goes to waste and that they can be enjoyed all year round. At this time of year, the abundance of ripe Concord grapes here in Ontario makes it a natural fruit of choice for jam. Made with just a few ingredients, this Concord Grape and Thyme Jam is perfectly tart and sweet with lovely floral notes. It will…

Learn how to grow Concord grapes in your backyard and enjoy the sweet taste of homegrown Concord grapes from your own bountiful harvest.

concord grapes

Thinking of growing your own fruit? Want to make delicious juices and jellies? Try Concord grapes for a great backyard producer, healthy snack for the kids and delicious addition to your recipes.

For that full, rich concord grape flavor, wait to harvest until the flavor fully develops. Follow these guidelines to help you decide when to harvest

Concord grapes are a popular grape for the home grower as they can be used both as a table grape or pressed to make juice. It is the most widely planted grape east of the Rockies and is very hardy. Knowing how to prune your grapes is the secret to getting lots of grapes.

Cold-hardy and robust, Vitis labrusca 'Concord' (Fox Grape) is regarded as the standard of excellence for blue-black American grapes.

We will show you how to make Concord Grape Sorbet WITH or WITHOUT an ICE CREAM MAKER. Just few ingredients. Try it!

This simple recipe uses Concord grapes to make its beautifully purple blue Jam. There is no pectin or water added. Little sweet and little tart