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Pickled Beet Recipe Help!

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  • Denny OD Denny O

    Well here’s the dirt.
    I think they were great!

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    @dennyo good deal

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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    • Denny OD Denny O

      Well here’s the dirt.
      I think they were great!

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      @dennyo what recipe did you end up using for your beets.

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      • cdavisC cdavis

        @dennyo what recipe did you end up using for your beets.

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        cdavis Go to the bottom of page 1 Aug 11, 2021, 6:14 AM, you should see it. “Here’s how I made them”.

        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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        • Denny OD Denny O

          cdavis Go to the bottom of page 1 Aug 11, 2021, 6:14 AM, you should see it. “Here’s how I made them”.

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          @dennyo gotcha. Thanks

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          • kyleK kyle

            johnsbrewhouse anyone who cans should have the Ball blue book. Alot of good info. I have a couple of them. One of them was my grandma’s and is pretty used up but just cant bring myself to throw it. My parents bought me a new one after I moved out and started canning.

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            kyle There are a few other good ones out there too & even a website that does not do too bad, but the Ball Book is where it all begins.

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            • C calldoctoday

              kyle There are a few other good ones out there too & even a website that does not do too bad, but the Ball Book is where it all begins.

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              calldoctoday they must do something right, it’s been around forever. Canning is like sausage making, having a good starting point then tweaking it from there is what makes it fun

              hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                Pickle Beets: this recipe has been used by my family for years First clean beets and cover with water boil untill almost tender then peel with a fork then cut them and put them in kettle with 3 cups of the water they were boild in with 1 1/2 cupsvinegar ,1 1/2 cups sugar,1tsp salt,1tsp pickling spice,1/2 tsp mustard seed,1/2 tsp celery seed combine this and bring to a boil fill jars and hot water bath for 30 min. this is for 6 pints

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                  Pickle Beets: this recipe has been used by my family for years First clean beets and cover with water boil untill almost tender then peel with a fork then cut them and put them in kettle with 3 cups of the water they were boild in with 1 1/2 cupsvinegar ,1 1/2 cups sugar,1tsp salt,1tsp pickling spice,1/2 tsp mustard seed,1/2 tsp celery seed combine this and bring to a boil fill jars and hot water bath for 30 min. this is for 6 pints

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                  fisherman43 Sounds very good! We are similar and yet still different.

                  Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                  I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                  Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                  • F fisherman43

                    Pickle Beets: this recipe has been used by my family for years First clean beets and cover with water boil untill almost tender then peel with a fork then cut them and put them in kettle with 3 cups of the water they were boild in with 1 1/2 cupsvinegar ,1 1/2 cups sugar,1tsp salt,1tsp pickling spice,1/2 tsp mustard seed,1/2 tsp celery seed combine this and bring to a boil fill jars and hot water bath for 30 min. this is for 6 pints

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                    fisherman43 said in Pickled Beet Recipe Help!:

                    Pickle Beets: this recipe has been used by my family for years First clean beets and cover with water boil untill almost tender then peel with a fork then cut them and put them in kettle with 3 cups of the water they were boild in with 1 1/2 cupsvinegar ,1 1/2 cups sugar,1tsp salt,1tsp pickling spice,1/2 tsp mustard seed,1/2 tsp celery seed combine this and bring to a boil fill jars and hot water bath for 30 min. this is for 6 pints

                    Thanks for the recipe. My method is somewhat similar but still looking for “that taste”, the ones that my grand-mother use to make

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                    • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                      fisherman43 said in Pickled Beet Recipe Help!:

                      Pickle Beets: this recipe has been used by my family for years First clean beets and cover with water boil untill almost tender then peel with a fork then cut them and put them in kettle with 3 cups of the water they were boild in with 1 1/2 cupsvinegar ,1 1/2 cups sugar,1tsp salt,1tsp pickling spice,1/2 tsp mustard seed,1/2 tsp celery seed combine this and bring to a boil fill jars and hot water bath for 30 min. this is for 6 pints

                      Thanks for the recipe. My method is somewhat similar but still looking for “that taste”, the ones that my grand-mother use to make

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                      Dr_Pain You have to add that special ingredient. I am still on the trail to duplicate my great grandmothers pickles and and kraut. She never used a measuring cup, just her hands. It has been an interesting journey, close, but no cigar.

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                      • YooperDogY YooperDog

                        Dr_Pain You have to add that special ingredient. I am still on the trail to duplicate my great grandmothers pickles and and kraut. She never used a measuring cup, just her hands. It has been an interesting journey, close, but no cigar.

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                        YooperDog said in Pickled Beet Recipe Help!:

                        Dr_Pain You have to add that special ingredient. I am still on the trail to duplicate my great grandmothers pickles and and kraut. She never used a measuring cup, just her hands. It has been an interesting journey, close, but no cigar.

                        I will never be able to 100% reproduce mine because she grew her own vegs and that was in Northern Quebec which is completely different than South Louisiana (soil, himidity, temp, water etc…)

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