Horseradish Beet Relish+ Recipe
Yield: 100 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1: Part horseradish,
4 tbsp: Sugar for every cup of the,
4: Parts cooked beets,
-root,
6 tbsp: White vinegar for every cup,
1/2 tsp: Salt, or to taste
-of the root,
Directions:
Scrub, then peel root so that root is all white. Cut into 1 1/2"
chunks and process until finely grated. Remove to large bowl. place
beets in processer bowl and process till finely grated. Scraping down
the sides of the bowl a couple times. Add to root along with vinegar,
sugar and salt. Adjust flavor to taste. Mix thoroughly. place in
sterilized jars, topping off with a couple extra spoons vinegar to
fill up the air pockets (do this with a skewer) If you have metal
lids, place a double layer of wax paper under the lid. If the lids
are plastic there is no need for the waxed paper. Seal tightly and
refrigerate. This will keep for 3 months.
Note: When you use a jar for a meal, always close the lid tightly
after using as it looses flavor quickly.
Typed by Mary Riemerman in deference to my Mother-In-Law who always
did this by hand with tears streaming down her face.
Submitted By MARY RIEMERMAN On 05-04-95
Source from luhu.jp
chunks and process until finely grated. Remove to large bowl. place
beets in processer bowl and process till finely grated. Scraping down
the sides of the bowl a couple times. Add to root along with vinegar,
sugar and salt. Adjust flavor to taste. Mix thoroughly. place in
sterilized jars, topping off with a couple extra spoons vinegar to
fill up the air pockets (do this with a skewer) If you have metal
lids, place a double layer of wax paper under the lid. If the lids
are plastic there is no need for the waxed paper. Seal tightly and
refrigerate. This will keep for 3 months.
Note: When you use a jar for a meal, always close the lid tightly
after using as it looses flavor quickly.
Typed by Mary Riemerman in deference to my Mother-In-Law who always
did this by hand with tears streaming down her face.
Submitted By MARY RIEMERMAN On 05-04-95
Source from luhu.jp