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Homemade Sweet Pickle Relish

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Homemade Sweet Pickle Relish, Fresh, sweet and perfect. The very best of summer in a jar.

Ingredients

  • 8  Cucumbers, Large
  • ⅓ cups Pickling Salt
  • 1  Red Bell Pepper
  • 1  Green Bell Pepper
  • 3  Onions, Large
  • 6 cups White Vinegar
  • 7 cups Sugar
  • 3 teaspoons Turmeric
  • 4 teaspoons Mustard Seed
  • 3 teaspoons Celery Seed

Preparation

Chop cucumbers. In a large crock or stock pot, place the chopped cucumbers (just the cucumbers). Cover the cucumbers with ice and the pickling salt. Allow to rest overnight or about 8 hours. This will pull excess moisture from the cucumbers.

The next day, drain the cucumbers, and chop up the peppers and onion (see note below). Combine them all together. In a separate pot, combine vinegar, sugar, turmeric, mustard seed and celery seed. Bring mixture to a boil and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Pour mixture over top of the cucumber, pepper and onion mixture. (You may want to re-drain the vegetables so that your relish is not too diluted.)

Place into sterile jars. You can use a slotted spoon to fill the jars and fill the jars the rest of the way with liquid. Leave 1/4″ air space, clean the rims, place on the rings and lids and process in a water bath or pressure canner according to manufacturer’s directions for your altitude and jar size.

Note: To chop all of the vegetables, you will want to use a food processor if available. Pulse about 8 times; do not over chop or you will puree the vegetables into a mess. I don’t mind larger chunks here and there but ideally the pieces should be somewhat uniform in size so that they will spread smoothly onto whatever your serving it with.

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