My mom referred to this as "Lady Ross" relish. It's a great condiment for hamburgs and hot dogs. It also nicely jazzes up a meat or cheese sandwich.
One batch is 7 to 8 quarts of relish.
For 1 Batch(es)
Day 1
Wash cucumbers, cut ends off, and slice into large chunks. Wash hot peppers, cut off tops, clean out seeds and cut them into quarters (use rubber gloves). Skin onions and cut into quarters. Wash green peppers, remove core and seeds, and cut into large chunks.
Grind all vegetables in a food processor so the vegetables are very small pieces. (do not over process them). Place in a large stock pot (a minimum 10 qrt pot is recommended)
Sprinkle with salt, cover, and let stand overnight in a cool area.
Day 2
Drain as much fluid as possible from the cucumber mixture.
Raw mixture with juices
Combine the sauce ingredients and add it to the pot.
Sauce
Bring mixture to a boil over medium heat. In the meantime, make the paste. When the mixture has come to a boil, add the paste to the surface of the mixture while stirring constantly. (the paste may lump when added-see notes below).
Boil the cucumber mixture for 10 minutes. Remove from heat. While still hot, place in sterilized jars, leaving a ¼" head space. Cover with sterilized lids.
Let sit for 24 hours to allow the jars to seal. If a jar of relish does not seal, refrigerate the relish.
Paste - the paste needs to be smooth and just a bit watery. IF posssible, use a hand-held blender to blend it. Add the paste to the surface of the cucumber mixture, stirring constantly. Use the hand-held blender to break up any lumps. Remove any visible lumps.
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