Squash Chow Chow that should be called
Multi Vegetable Chow Chow
We are getting lots of fresh vegetables from the garden.
So, I made a batch of Chow Chow, I have had
this recipe for years, and have always changed up
the squash to a multi of different vegetables.
This will be really good this winter with those peas and
butterbeans. Also, a spoonful over the chicken tacos
is super good!!
Recipe
12 cups grated [or cut up in small chunks] squash-[I used a mixture
of yellow squash, white squash, green tomato, cucumbers
2 large onions
2 large bell peppers
Optional- 2 -3 hot peppers [any kind you like]
5 teaspoon salt [once you have chopped above vegetables,
sprinkle salt over it. Set in refrigerator [covered] overnight.
The next morning: Bring to a boil:
2 1/2 cups vinegar
1 teaspoon tumuric
2 teaspoon pickling spice
4 cups sugar
Once it boils and all this is dissolved good, pour on top
the vegetable mix. Bring this to a boil, and boil for
20 minutes. Put in jars [that are cleaned and prepared
for canning.
notes:
1- I put my pickling spice in a piece of cloth and tie it up,
and then put in the vinegar mixture. Once it is cooked,
I remove and throw away. I don't like the seeds to be in my
chow chow.
2-You may use your choice of vegetables.. just what ever
you have on hand.. I have even added shredded cabbage
when, I was short on above veggies.
3- Use the hot peppers that you like, and the amount of hotness
you like. I don't add the hot peppers.
4- You can grate or cut these veggies ,any way you like? The
original recipe said to grate , I have done this, But I like
the texture of the chopped veggies the best!
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Oh thanks. I might make this. I just canned 8 pints of carrots and 8 pints of green beans today. I love to can. I will have more green beans to can next weekend. I like to have about 70 pints of green beans on the shelf to last me until next years harvest.
ReplyDeleteVery Welcome.. I have been canning green beans too.. Today, I put up purple hull peas in the freezer and made 3 pints of apple pie filling.. Busy week.. But , won't it all taste good this winter.
DeleteOOOOOO!!! YUMMY!!! Thank you for the recipe!!! :D
ReplyDeleteVery Welcome Stacy.
DeleteI'm not much of a cook Judy, but it does look yummy. I tend to buy these sorts of things on fundraising events.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea...you get the delicious stuff & help a fundraiser too!
DeleteWow Judy, this is amazing to me and looks and sounds so delicious! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Mrs.Cathe... I posted it for you..
DeleteThis souns wonderful. Thank your sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you.. Really yummy!!!
DeleteHi, thanks for sharing your recipe I hope I get lots veges this summer and I'll give it a try.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome.. It is really easy [other than the chopping all that stuff,ha]. And really taste good with the peas and butterbeans..
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