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Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish

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Foodbme

Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 07/22/09 12:53 AM (permalink)
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Found this recipe on About.com Southern Food by Diane Rattay. Looks pretty good to me as opposed to pickle relish!
 
Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish
Flavorful green tomato relish is the perfect relish for hot dogs and hamburgers, or stir some into your dressing for pasta or potato salad.
Ingredients:
8 cups finely chopped (processed or ground) cored green tomatoes
2 cups finely chopped (processed or ground) peeled onions
4 bell peppers, part red, finely chopped (processed or ground)
1/3 cup pickling salt
2 tablespoons mixed pickling spices
1/2 teaspoon celery seed
1 clove garlic, chopped
2 1/4 cups white vinegar
1 2/3 cups packed light brown sugar
Preparation:
Combine the chopped vegetables and salt in a large stainless steel pan. Cover and let stand in a cool place (about 65° tF to 70° F) for 10 to 12 hours, or overnight.
Pour the vegetables in a colander over the sink and let drain. Rinse with cool water and use your hands to squeeze out any excess liquids.
Tie the pickling spices and celery seeds in a cheesecloth spice bag.
In a large stainless steel or enamel-lined pan, combine the vinegar, the spice bag, chopped garlic, and the vinegar. Put the vinegar mixture over high heat and bring to a boil, stirring until sugar is dissolved. Add the drained green tomato mixture and bring the mixture to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and boil gently, stirring often, for 1 hour.
While the mixture is cooking, prepare the work area, canner, jars, and lids. See Preparing Jars for Canning and Boiling Water Processing2.
Fill hot, prepared jars and remove any air bubbles with a small plastic spatula, leaving 1/2-inch headspace. Clean jar rims and fit with lids and rings. Process in a covered boiling-water bath canner for 10 minutes. Turn off heat, remove the cover, and let jars stand in the hot water for 5 minutes. Remove to a rack to cool completely.
Makes about 7 half-pint jars of relish.
 
#1
    tiki

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    Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 07/22/09 7:26 AM (permalink)
    looks alot like the "piccalili" my grandmother made---loved it on Maple Leaf dogs with Gouldens Spicy Brown!
     
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      Born in OKC

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      Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 07/22/09 8:30 AM (permalink)
      Interesting recipe from Foodbme.  I wonder if you could shortcut it by using kosher style pickled green tomatoes such as BA-TAMPTE brand here from the cold case at the grocery store.  Anybody ever tried?

      I suppose the result would have to be kept cold.
       
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        Foodbme

        Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Thu, 07/23/09 2:38 AM (permalink)
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        Born in OKC


        Interesting recipe from Foodbme.  I wonder if you could shortcut it by using kosher style pickled green tomatoes such as BA-TAMPTE brand here from the cold case at the grocery store.  Anybody ever tried?

        I suppose the result would have to be kept cold.


        You probably could use BA-TAMPTE. Check the Ingredients label on the BA-TAMPTE jar and see how it matches up with the recipe. Probably the only missing ingredient would be the Brown Sugar.
         
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          Pirate Paul

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          Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Thu, 07/30/09 1:37 PM (permalink)
          Del-Dixie brand (Ft Worth TX) might have one of those too.
          James Coney Island (all over Houston) has a strange looking bright green relish that looks like it has food coloring in it (it's as green as fresh grass).  I also like those very red relishes for dogs and burgers too.
           
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            tiki

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            Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Thu, 07/30/09 2:44 PM (permalink)
            Paul--really bright green???--like say--neon green???---sounds like the classic Chicago Hot dog relish to me!
             
            #6
              Foodbme

              Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Fri, 07/31/09 1:13 AM (permalink)
              tiki


              Paul--really bright green???--like say--neon green???---sounds like the classic Chicago Hot dog relish to me!


              There's a Basic Difference: The Recipe .
              I submitted is a GREEN TOIMATO based recipe as opposed to a PICKLE based recipe the others submitted!
              BIG DIFFERENCE!!
              <message edited by Foodbme on Fri, 07/31/09 1:16 AM>
               
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                tiki

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                Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Fri, 07/31/09 2:11 PM (permalink)
                Foodbme


                tiki


                Paul--really bright green???--like say--neon green???---sounds like the classic Chicago Hot dog relish to me!


                There's a Basic Difference: The Recipe .
                I submitted is a GREEN TOIMATO based recipe as opposed to a PICKLE based recipe the others submitted!
                BIG DIFFERENCE!!


                I klnow that---but  Pirate Paul was referring to another relish--that did NOT soumd like a green tomato relish--me--i LOVE green tomato relishes---my grandmiother made one they called piccalli---loads fo green toms and onions-LOVED IT---think my brother has the recipe--have to give him a call.
                 
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                  Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Sat, 08/8/09 7:29 PM (permalink)
                  Green tomato relish goes especially well with a Southern fish fry; mounds of Brim (Shellcrackers), Mullet, & Catfish, hushpuppies, slaw, corn on cob, beer, tater salad, f. fries, swamp gravy (a MUST!), frog legs, corn pone, biskits & mayhaw jelly, more beer; etc.
                   
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                    tiki

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                    Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Sun, 08/9/09 5:12 AM (permalink)
                    Adjudicator


                    Green tomato relish goes especially well with a Southern fish fry; mounds of Brim (Shellcrackers), Mullet, & Catfish, hushpuppies, slaw, corn on cob, beer, tater salad, f. fries, swamp gravy (a MUST!), frog legs, corn pone, biskits & mayhaw jelly, more beer; etc.


                    You cookin?---and what time is dinner!!!! you got me droolin here!! no fair!
                     
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                      sandwichking

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                      Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 08/12/09 9:09 AM (permalink)
                      A company named Stello Foods (on the internet) makes a green tom relish and I think they sell to the public. Very tasty on hotdogs.
                       
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                        Foodbme

                        Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 08/12/09 10:23 PM (permalink)
                        tiki


                        Foodbme


                        tiki


                        Paul--really bright green???--like say--neon green???---sounds like the classic Chicago Hot dog relish to me!


                        There's a Basic Difference: The Recipe .
                        I submitted is a GREEN TOIMATO based recipe as opposed to a PICKLE based recipe the others submitted!
                        BIG DIFFERENCE!!


                        I klnow that---but  Pirate Paul was referring to another relish--that did NOT soumd like a green tomato relish--me--i LOVE green tomato relishes---my grandmiother made one they called piccalli---loads fo green toms and onions-LOVED IT---think my brother has the recipe--have to give him a call.


                        Please post it if you get it!
                         
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                          badbyron722

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                          Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Wed, 08/12/09 10:25 PM (permalink)
                          Sounds like a winner!.Hate pickles so I will try it.
                           
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                            UncleVic

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                            Re:Green Tomato Hot Dog Relish Thu, 08/13/09 7:15 AM (permalink)
                            Serve over a burger, and top with fried green tomatoes.

                             
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