locals are selling Capsicums.......I went to get a few to add to mine from the hot house.....they had supermarket bags full for $5!!!!!I grabbed 2...am now making Pepper Relish and pickling peppers....yummy
fisher,
Feb 26, 4:29am
Pepper Relish.... sounds good Jag5... how bout a recipe... ta... I have a lot of yellow and orange coming on... no probs to use them??
winnie231,
Feb 26, 6:58am
Red Pepper, Chilli & Garlic Relish
5 large red peppers 2 long red chillies 6 onions 4 cloves garlic 3 Tblspn non-iodised salt 21/2C sugar 1C cider vinegar
Cut peppers in half & remove seeds & membrane. Cut into quarters. Cut chillies in half & discard seeds. Peel onions & chop roughly. Crush garlic & peel. Place all into a food processor & process until finely chopped. Place in a non-metallic bowl with the salt. Leave for 2 hrs. Pour into a sieve & wash well under cold, running water. Drain. Place in a saucepan with sugar & vinegar. Bring to the boil & simmer for 45 mins. Spoon into hot, clean jars & seal.
winnie231,
Feb 26, 6:59am
Pretty Pepper Relish
1kg mixed peppers 2lrg onions 2 apples - peeled, cored & grated 2 cloves garlic - finely chopped 3C vinegar (I used cider & white) 2C white sugar 1tsp salt 2tsp brown mustard seeds 1Tblspn black peppercorns (tied in a muslin bag) 4Tblspn thai sweet chilli sauce
Chop peppers & onions into matchstick size pieces and place in preserving pan. Add the rest. Bing to the boil then simmer till thick & pulpy (90min approx). Discard peppercorns. Pack into hot jars & leave atleast a month before using.
jag5,
Feb 26, 7:19am
This is a Digby Law one that was posted on here some time back.I cannot give credit to the poster as I do not know who it was.The relish is extremely nice.
Pepper Relish By Digby Law Use a mixture of red, green, yellow, and orange peppers for a colourful relish. 1 kg of mixed coloured peppers 500g onions 1 tablespoon salt 2 I/2 cups white sugar 2 I/2 cups white vinegar Remove the cores and seeds from the peppers and peel the onions. Mince them, then place in a container and sprinkle with the salt. Let them stand for 2 hours, then strain off the juices. In a saucepan combine the strained vegetables with the sugar and vinegar then gently simmer, uncovered, for 45 minutes or until thick. Pour into hot, clean jars and seal.
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