This is a continuation of a previous post.
Thought maybe I would just go ahead and share the recipe:
This is my mother-in-law's recipe.
It tastes good with everything
but my favorite way to eat it is with a spoon. :)
I especially like it with fish.
It looks so pretty in a jar, doesn't it?
Here is the recipe....
I have cut it in half before and even into 1/4ths when I didn't have enough green tomatoes.
8 qts. green tomatoes cut into 1/4ths
7 onions
5 hot peppers
2 cups of sugar
1/4 cupt salt
4 cups vinegar
Put in pan. Stir and bring to a boil. Put in jars and seal.
Sharing this with:
Coastal Charm Nifty Thrifty Tuesday (lots of good stuff over here)
Northern Cottage Party Time
Cedar Hill Ranch and the Cowgirl-up-linky-party
Tuesdays Treasures at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Ivy and Elephants and What's It Wednesday
Cozy Home Party at Cozy Home Scenes
Rock-n-Share-19 at The Shady Porch
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"Oh, what I wouldn't give for a plate of fried green tomatoes like we used to have at the cafe. Ooh!" ~ Ninny Threadgoode, Fried Green Tomatoes
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5 comments:
I love using green tomatoes at the end of the season. Thanks for the relish recipe!
~Dorothy~
My family could have used your recipe years ago! We used to have a greenhouse where we only grew tomatoes. Family recipes are always the best, so thanks for sharing yours at my party this week. It looks like a winner!
Just stopping by today to let you know I included your yummy looking relish on my Saturday Picks today. Congrats on your feature! If you are interested, there is a feature button for your feature page or sidebar. I'd love to see you at the party again. In the meantime, I hope you are having a great weekend!
Oh this sounds delicious and easy! Reminds me of the chow-chow we had growing up. I will certainly give it a try. Thanks for linking!
Hugs,
Patti
Actually, I think it probably is chow chow. LOL Funny you should mention that. My mother-in-law just called it green tomato relish. It's similar at least.
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