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Canning
Recipes: Condiments
Zucchini can sure take over the garden. Finding
creative ways to use it can be a challenge! This delicious zucchini
relish recipe will have you wishing you had planted even more.
Condiments, like catsup, purchased in a store have
added things that aren't good for you and aren't needed for flavor.
Why not make your own?
Salsa adds spice to so many meals. Canning your own salsa is easy to
do. Then you will always have a delicious supply of homemade salsa on
hand to use with tacos, burritos or even meatloaf. And since you made
it, it's got just the right "kick" for your taste buds.
Piccalilli is an old fashion standby at many tables. We think the
tradition should carry on. If you have never eaten or canned piccalilli
try our easy piccalilli recipe. It will be on your list of "must can"
every year from now on.
Green tomato relish is a wonderful way to use up those green tomatoes
that are going to go to waste when that first frost hits. It is
delicious on hotdogs and hamburgers. This green tomato relish recipe is
chock full of summertime goodness. It will be your family's favorite
after they taste the first bite.
This
mason jar recipe was created by Carol Costenbader and included in her
book
The Big Book
of Preserving the Harvest-a
Garden and Hearth favorite pick.
This hot tomato-pepper
sauce is great accompaniment for the connoisseur who likes
a little kick with their meal. Roasting the chilies
is the trick to the deep flavor.
Blueberry and Raisin Chutney is an exotic accompaniment to meats and
Indian cooking. Try it at Thanksgiving instead of cranberry sauce. Easy
to can this is just one of a variety of chutney recipes that are mouth
watering. You can't go wrong with this Blueberry & Raisin Chutney
recipe.
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