Made a double batch using allulose sweetener instead of sugar and arrowroot powder instead of cornstarch for clarity. Packed into four one-quart canning jars. Yummy and perfect for diabetics, ketos, and Weight Watchers. Goes great on sandwiches instead of pickle relish, or as an accompaniment to beef, pork, chicken, and fish.
I've never tried canning but I have made fermented beets, carrots and onions with various herbs and spices, and they are wonderful too... plus full of healthy probiotics for our gut microbiome! Another bonus... you can skip the messy peeling, just scrub them well and shred... many lactobacilli reside on the skins to jump start fermentation. Fun stuff, like a biology lab where you get to eat your "experiments" .😺
I make beet kvass and always have leftover beet pieces. I like the flavor better if I peel them, so I use a bit of sauerkraut as my jump starter. Making beet relish will be fun.
Beetroot chutney, or relish, or jam, whatever we choose to call it, is the BEST topping ever on a lunchmeat sammy, or a burger, or cooked meat hot or cold.I haven't been able to find any since I moved here to Portugal. Thanks for this recipe. I am absolutely going to make this!
I've been making this for ages, but without the onion. Instead, I've been adding about 10%-15% by weight of finely grated ginger, 2-3 grated Granny Smith apples and 5-6 lemons' worth of juice. No complaints so far, hehehe!😊
My mom would make something like this when I was a kid. The only way she could get me to eat beets but I never learned how it was made till now. Not only is this delicious but it brought back a lost memory. Great video.
I love beets! Thank you for this!! Have you ever tried adding apples? I am wondering if the natural pectin would be a thickner so then this could be water bath canned and be shelf stable?
I haven’t thought of adding apples but I can’t see why you couldn’t. It’s just another ingredient that will add its own dimension to the beetroot relish that I would imagine is interesting and worth a test batch to see the results. It might add body from the apples breaking down but as for the texture I like it with a little bit of give or runny. It is fairly shelf stable as it is but if you water bathed/ canned it I would imaging it would be more so.
This is a wonderful recipe, I tried this jam early this year, and loved it! This will be next week's cooking for Christmas, and also for gifts. Really Great recipe!!! Thank you.
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I am the only person in my household who likes beets. I usually make Harvard Beets, and love them, but it is a lot at once. This could be a good way to treat myself more often.
My Mother always canned pickled beets with all the spices! It was so wonderful!! This reminds me of that! I will definitely make this! Thanks for sharing!❤
One summer, I was canning spiced pickled beets with the whole cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and allspice berries. I'd filled my jars with the beets, onions, and the pickling liquid but had a quart or so of the sugary, vinegar-y, spiced brine left over. I didn't want to waste it, so seeing as every horizontal surface in my kitchen was covered with ripe tomatoes, I cut up a bunch and added them to the brine and letting the mixture cook down until thick. To my surprise, I had made a lovely SPICED TOMATO JAM that was fabulous with hummus and pita, or on a roast beef sandwich, or served with cream cheese and crackers. I didn't process it as I didn't know my vinegar proportion was correct, so I filled 1/2 pint jars and shared the wealth with my quilting friends.
normally with jams one adds the sugar after cooking the fruit or whatever till it's tender and then add the sugar and cook till it's thick as you want.
Hi no need for corn starch slurry. Just cook till one string consistency and squeez in one lemon's juice and your good to go. Lemon juice will give that hint of tang and not allow sugar to crystallise latter.
I have my own beet relish, but I'm going to try yours, it looks delicious. 😊 my Christmas version of this contains orange and cranberries added at the cooking stage, you might like trying that? 😊
Good for you! But I’m glad he put out a recipe without because I have a severe allergy to oranges & am happy to have a recipe known to be good without it 👍🏼
Mainly allspice, bay leaves, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, coriander, ginger, mustard seeds, and peppercorns, although pre-packaged pickling spice mixes are sold in most supermarkets
I make it with equal amount of ALLULOSE sweetener for completely sugar-free product. Thickens and cooks exactly the same as sugar but with ZERO calories and almost no carbs. Allulose is 70% as sweet as cane sugar, so I use 50/50 apple cider vinegar and white vinegar to bring up the brine sweetness a bit. Perfectly sweet-tart taste. I also use ARROWROOT instead of cornstarch -- it does not turn the brine cloudy -- and you only need about half as much . . . but mix it into the very hot jam without adding more heat, otherwise it can lose its jelling power.
The pH of honey is different, so it will not "set" the same. Stevie will only add sweetness, but will not caramelize. Raw sugar, as he indicates, will work.
650 gms of sugar, 750 ml, white vinegar, 1 tsp salt.7 whole cinnamon,half tsp of whole cloves,2 tsp corriander seeds, 3 whole chillies, one and half teaspoon of whole allspice and 6 bay leaves, 1 kg beetroot and 500 gms of onions, ready when onions are cooked well, then add 4 tsp of cornflour mixed with water add at the end for thickening. Bottle it in sterilised jar.
Pickling spice is simply an off-the-shelf purchase made up of a blend of Mustard Seeds, Allspice, Black Pepper, Coriander, Dill Seed, Cinnamon, Cloves, Chilli, Bay Leaf, Cardamom - hope this helps!
The amount of sugar and vinegar is already a preservative. Even though Mr Appert invented the water bath in 1809 there has been millions of children brought up on food using simple empty container sterilisation and hot pour of content preserved with sugar vinegar variations as many nations or pioneers didn't have a modern water bathing pot.
If you are making to gift to family and friends or for long-term storage, it's best to process in a boiling waterbath for 10 minutes. The recipe makes 2 quarts, or 4 pints, or 8 half-pints.
Sorry, couldn't watch entire video, too long , couldn't sit through watching the peeling and chopping of everything.. We only need to see a bit, we get the idea.
Made a double batch using allulose sweetener instead of sugar and arrowroot powder instead of cornstarch for clarity. Packed into four one-quart canning jars. Yummy and perfect for diabetics, ketos, and Weight Watchers. Goes great on sandwiches instead of pickle relish, or as an accompaniment to beef, pork, chicken, and fish.
Delish
Wow, a fabulous recipe, I love your presentation, precise, clean, so happy to find you here. Thanks for sharing ❤ from Johannesburg South Africa.
I've never tried canning but I have made fermented beets, carrots and onions with various herbs and spices, and they are wonderful too... plus full of healthy probiotics for our gut microbiome! Another bonus... you can skip the messy peeling, just scrub them well and shred... many lactobacilli reside on the skins to jump start fermentation. Fun stuff, like a biology lab where you get to eat your "experiments" .😺
Of course, sounds great
I make beet kvass and always have leftover beet pieces. I like the flavor better if I peel them, so I use a bit of sauerkraut as my jump starter. Making beet relish will be fun.
Beetroot chutney, or relish, or jam, whatever we choose to call it, is the BEST topping ever on a lunchmeat sammy, or a burger, or cooked
meat hot or cold.I haven't been able to find any since I moved here to Portugal. Thanks for this recipe. I am absolutely going to make this!
I totally agree with you. Delicious, pure joy🌰🌰🌰
Sounds great, let me know how yours turned out!
I've been making this for ages, but without the onion. Instead, I've been adding about 10%-15% by weight of finely grated ginger, 2-3 grated Granny Smith apples and 5-6 lemons' worth of juice. No complaints so far, hehehe!😊
Sounds delicious
Mmmmm the ginger sounds so good that would work so well with beets and apple.😊
My mom would make something like this when I was a kid. The only way she could get me to eat beets but I never learned how it was made till now. Not only is this delicious but it brought back a lost memory. Great video.
That is good to hear. Enjoy!
Thank you for this easy to make recipe. I was inspired to make it straight away and it is delicious.
I would be standing over the sink eating it at midnight spoon after spoon!
Me too 😊😊😊
Wipe the pot with a bun 😂
I’m Guatemalan, and we make a Beetroot vinegar topping/salad as well!! Delicious with any kind of rice & it goes with anything you eat!!
Sounds great!
Sounds lovely' please share recipe. TIA
Beetroot recipe looks delicious thank you for sharing 👌👌👌👌
It is so good, I hope you can try it
Hello 👋 sounds good to me, gotta gibe this ago, nice edition for a hot 🔥 summer ahead! Thanks
looks great, will try, new friend with support
Enjoy!
I love beets! Thank you for this!! Have you ever tried adding apples? I am wondering if the natural pectin would be a thickner so then this could be water bath canned and be shelf stable?
I haven’t thought of adding apples but I can’t see why you couldn’t. It’s just another ingredient that will add its own dimension to the beetroot relish that I would imagine is interesting and worth a test batch to see the results. It might add body from the apples breaking down but as for the texture I like it with a little bit of give or runny. It is fairly shelf stable as it is but if you water bathed/ canned it I would imaging it would be more so.
U hav a great cutting skill❤
Looks amazing! Any more ideas what can I use it for?
This is a wonderful recipe, I tried this jam early this year, and loved it! This will be next week's cooking for Christmas, and also for gifts. Really Great recipe!!! Thank you.
You're welcome, glad you like it
Best thank for sharing dear❤
Good luck 🍀
Enjoy!
Very happy to watch this video..🤩
Thanks for sharing such a good jam receipe..👌
Pls stay connected
Upload few more jam receipes.
Thank you💐
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Plenty more video's to come, glad you enjoyed this one
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Good presentation, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am the only person in my household who likes beets. I usually make Harvard Beets, and love them, but it is a lot at once. This could be a good way to treat myself more often.
Yes, you should!
This recipe looks perfect! Gorgeous color, too. Very appetizing. I'm going to use this recipe and video to make some. Great video! Thank you!
Hope you enjoy
Very nice 👍🏽
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Great recipe. I grow my own beetroot so this is a perfect idea for using it up. Hi from Bushmills Northern Ireland...
Yes, perfect. Thanks for watching
MashAllah great recipe 😋😋😋
Great!
Great video, great explaining. If I sterilize everything, will it be ok to keep unopened for a year do you think?
My Mother always canned pickled beets with all the spices! It was so wonderful!! This reminds me of that! I will definitely make this! Thanks for sharing!❤
One summer, I was canning spiced pickled beets with the whole cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and allspice berries. I'd filled my jars with the beets, onions, and the pickling liquid but had a quart or so of the sugary, vinegar-y, spiced brine left over. I didn't want to waste it, so seeing as every horizontal surface in my kitchen was covered with ripe tomatoes, I cut up a bunch and added them to the brine and letting the mixture cook down until thick. To my surprise, I had made a lovely SPICED TOMATO JAM that was fabulous with hummus and pita, or on a roast beef sandwich, or served with cream cheese and crackers. I didn't process it as I didn't know my vinegar proportion was correct, so I filled 1/2 pint jars and shared the wealth with my quilting friends.
Family recipes with that nostalgic flavour are always the best
Love it. I'm definitely trying this.
Please do!
This looks extraordinary & delish!
Much appreciated for your sharing 🌺
Definitely going to try looks beautiful and delicious ❤ thanks for sharing😊
Excelente !!!!!
Thank you
Thanku for sharing will get started
Wow v healthy 👍
Yes, a great way to use healthy beetroot all year round
Made it and it's absolutely delicious 😊
Glad you liked it. Enjoy
Great looking recipe and great seeing a NZer on UA-cam. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks! Hope you are enjoying the tasty content :)
A very great idea thank you and looks reallly yummy i can't wait to make it 😋
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normally with jams one adds the sugar after cooking the fruit or whatever till it's tender and then add the sugar and cook till it's thick as you want.
Very healthy recipe
For canning this recipe you’ll end to substitute Clear Gel for the cornstarch. The recipe sounds delicious!
I was thinking about this thickener.what is the clear jel?
Wow nice THANK YOU SO MUCH
Super yummi👍
Thank you so much 👍
thank you
You're welcome
great and easy
Yes, that's the idea, super easy so you can make it whenever
That looks so good? Does it really need that much sugar?
You could reduce the sugar to taste
Hi no need for corn starch slurry. Just cook till one string consistency and squeez in one lemon's juice and your good to go. Lemon juice will give that hint of tang and not allow sugar to crystallise latter.
That's what I do too.
Interesting, thanks for sharing
Love this recipe, I am going to try it. Can you keep it in the pantry.thank you
Yes you can, as long as you pour it into a sterilized jar and heat process and it properly seals
How sweet is this recipe anf can you reduce the amount of sugar?
I have my own beet relish, but I'm going to try yours, it looks delicious. 😊 my Christmas version of this contains orange and cranberries added at the cooking stage, you might like trying that? 😊
Sounds great!
Yummy❤
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Very nice. Is it possible to reduce the sugar?
The sugar reduces the tartness of the vinegar, so you could reduce by a little bit but it will also effect the length of cooking time :)
DAMN boy you can cook
Thank you, I hope you enjoy the recipes yourself
Once opened, can it be out, like any Indian pickle, or should it go in the fridge. Please let me know, thanks.
Hi, beetroot relish holds well - it keeps almost indefinitely if refrigerated. the last jar in the fridge lasted Bevan 3 months.
650g sugar is how many spoons?
Unsure, we measure in weight for this recipe :)
Do you need to cook the beets first or are they good straight from the ground
You can use raw beets :)
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Throw some rhubarb in to thicken it without corn starch.
That's a nice trick will add some tangy taste too. I am thinking of adding cranberries
Can this recipe be water bathed and shelf stabilized?
Yes it can!
Add some orange peel. Thank you
Great idea!
Good for you! But I’m glad he put out a recipe without because I have a severe allergy to oranges & am happy to have a recipe known to be good without it 👍🏼
what spices are in the pickling powder?
Mainly allspice, bay leaves, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, coriander, ginger, mustard seeds, and peppercorns, although pre-packaged pickling spice mixes are sold in most supermarkets
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thanks!
Can you make it with out all the sugar?
The sugar reduces the tartness of the vinegar, so you could reduce by a little bit but it will also effect the length of cooking time :)
I make it with equal amount of ALLULOSE sweetener for completely sugar-free product. Thickens and cooks exactly the same as sugar but with ZERO calories and almost no carbs. Allulose is 70% as sweet as cane sugar, so I use 50/50 apple cider vinegar and white vinegar to bring up the brine sweetness a bit. Perfectly sweet-tart taste. I also use ARROWROOT instead of cornstarch -- it does not turn the brine cloudy -- and you only need about half as much . . . but mix it into the very hot jam without adding more heat, otherwise it can lose its jelling power.
Is Stevia, raw sugar or honey a fair substitute?
Avoid honey. That can be bad when heated at high temperature.
Raw sugar would be my first go to
The pH of honey is different, so it will not "set" the same. Stevie will only add sweetness, but will not caramelize. Raw sugar, as he indicates, will work.
650 gms of sugar, 750 ml, white vinegar, 1 tsp salt.7 whole cinnamon,half tsp of whole cloves,2 tsp corriander seeds, 3 whole chillies, one and half teaspoon of whole allspice and 6 bay leaves, 1 kg beetroot and 500 gms of onions, ready when onions are cooked well, then add 4 tsp of cornflour mixed with water add at the end for thickening. Bottle it in sterilised jar.
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Is sugar a must?
Sugar helps preserve the relish and neutralize the vinegar content - if you weren't to add sugar you would need to consume within a few days
@@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse Tq for the information 🙏
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Doing this with beets cayenne and blackberries and onions
Picking spice ?pl
Pickling spice is simply an off-the-shelf purchase made up of a blend of Mustard Seeds, Allspice, Black Pepper, Coriander, Dill Seed, Cinnamon, Cloves, Chilli, Bay Leaf, Cardamom - hope this helps!
instead of onion we puit in grated horseradish...our are called hryn..
Delicious
Did you water bath them?
No, I sterilized both the jar and lid before adding the contents hot into the jar, but water bath method works too
The amount of sugar and vinegar is already a preservative. Even though Mr Appert invented the water bath in 1809 there has been millions of children brought up on food using simple empty container sterilisation and hot pour of content preserved with sugar vinegar variations as many nations or pioneers didn't have a modern water bathing pot.
If you are making to gift to family and friends or for long-term storage, it's best to process in a boiling waterbath for 10 minutes. The recipe makes 2 quarts, or 4 pints, or 8 half-pints.
I wonder if a person could water bath can this since there's so much sugar and vinegar...
Yes, this would work with water bath preserving method
@@RiverstoneKitchenCookingCourse thanks!!
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You could have put the onions in the blender too?
Made a yogurt sauce with pickled beets for a lamb panini. The kids: what's this pink sauce😮
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Erm. Kinda insane version of borsch)
Thank you for such a interesting recipe upload on khal ,,,,,,💖💖
Get a canning funnel.
Yes, we use canning funnels when we do larger batches - they work great, don't they?
Sorry, couldn't watch entire video, too long , couldn't sit through watching the peeling and chopping of everything.. We only need to see a bit, we get the idea.
To much sugar
Totally agree, so very annoying l end up scrolling forward.
You could watch on a faster speed.
Hopefully you got the main idea and gave it a try :)
1 1/2 lbs. of sugar is a lot of sugar, mate!
You can reduce this amount, just taste to ensure it isn't too acidic tasting
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Too much sugar, it isn't needed, as beets are naturally sweet.
You can adjust to suit your taste :)
why do all of you youtubers play these background audio blip pieces... so lame imo goodbye