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hooknline

New Member
Pickled Beet eggs: just started breaking into jar today after two weeks waiting waiting waiting. The problem is you can't stop eating them. I use to worry about eating too many pickled beet eggs because of all the hype about high Cholestorol although as any nurse or Doctor on here will probably tell you that "no worries, most people eat pickled eggs with alot of salt. salt raises your blood pressure to astronomical figures and therefore will push all that nasty Cholesterol right through your restricted veins. mmmmmmm

recipe for those not affiliated with the pleasures of life. 1 gallon glass jar with sealable lid. boil 3 1/2 dozen eggs. quickly cool eggs with cold water few minutes and then ad around 20 ice cubes and let set.(the quick cooling and ice cubes make for easier peeling). in pot. bring two cans of sliced red beets with juice and bring to boil. cut a very large onion Julienne ( slice long strips) and add to boiling beets and stir continuous for no more than 15 seconds and remove from heat (you want onions crisp and only boil for sanitation of raw onion. peel cold eggs and add 1/3 to jar. layer 1/3 of beet onion mix with juice/ add more eggs and the beet onion mix untill jar is full. add 2 tbspn salt, 1 tbspn dry mustard or mustard, 1 clove minced garlic. fill jar with white vinegar till no air at top of jar. place in fridge with lid on tight for minimum 1 week although I prefer two weeks minimum. replace remote control tv batteries and purchase beer and sofa bedding cause SO will dis-own you till jar is finished. enjoy

shop list:
3 1/2 doz large eggs
2 cans red sliced beets with juice
white vinegar
1 very large onion or two medium
salt, mustard powder, garlic
beer while working (not for eggs):whistle:
 

Jameo

What?!
Pickled Beet eggs: just started breaking into jar today after two weeks waiting waiting waiting. The problem is you can't stop eating them. I use to worry about eating too many pickled beet eggs because of all the hype about high Cholestorol although as any nurse or Doctor on here will probably tell you that "no worries, most people eat pickled eggs with alot of salt. salt raises your blood pressure to astronomical figures and therefore will push all that nasty Cholesterol right through your restricted veins. mmmmmmm

recipe for those not affiliated with the pleasures of life. 1 gallon glass jar with sealable lid. boil 3 1/2 dozen eggs. quickly cool eggs with cold water few minutes and then ad around 20 ice cubes and let set.(the quick cooling and ice cubes make for easier peeling). in pot. bring two cans of sliced red beets with juice and bring to boil. cut a very large onion Julienne ( slice long strips) and add to boiling beets and stir continuous for no more than 15 seconds and remove from heat (you want onions crisp and only boil for sanitation of raw onion. peel cold eggs and add 1/3 to jar. layer 1/3 of beet onion mix with juice/ add more eggs and the beet onion mix untill jar is full. add 2 tbspn salt, 1 tbspn dry mustard or mustard, 1 clove minced garlic. fill jar with white vinegar till no air at top of jar. place in fridge with lid on tight for minimum 1 week although I prefer two weeks minimum. replace remote control tv batteries and purchase beer and sofa bedding cause SO will dis-own you till jar is finished. enjoy

shop list:
3 1/2 doz large eggs
2 cans red sliced beets with juice
white vinegar
1 very large onion or two medium
salt, mustard powder, garlic
beer while working (not for eggs):whistle:

Pickled eggs are deadly :geek: :lmao:

I use eggs, couple cans of sliced beets
vinegar
sugar
pickling spice
 

Wenchy

Hot Flash
:drool:

I'm so old I can remember the days when I could walk into a country store and they would have big jars of pickles, beet eggs and hot sausage. I would want one of each but usually only had enough change for one. The big pickle usually won.

I was probably the only kid who preferred those big jars over the candy aisle.

I'm going to try your recipe, but on a much smaller scale. SO and I will both enjoy. :yum: :geek: :cheers:
 

Jameo

What?!
:drool:

I'm so old I can remember the days when I could walk into a country store and they would have big jars of pickles, beet eggs and hot sausage. I would want one of each but usually only had enough change for one. The big pickle usually won.

I was probably the only kid who preferred those big jars over the candy aisle.

I'm going to try your recipe, but on a much smaller scale. SO and I will both enjoy. :yum: :geek: :cheers:

Or the big jars of pickled pigs knuckles/feet. I loved them when I was a little kid. Now.....there is no way :dead:
 

hooknline

New Member
Pickled eggs are deadly :geek: :lmao:

I use eggs, couple cans of sliced beets
vinegar
sugar
pickling spice


never tried with sugar and/or pickling spice. hmmmmmmmm? next time maybe I have two gallons (I meant 1 3/4 gallons) and will at least try the sugar. please give amounts of each per gallon. thanks don't worry about amount of brewski's cause i have that part of recipe memorized.:popcorn:
 

Wenchy

Hot Flash
Or the big jars of pickled pigs knuckles/feet. I loved them when I was a little kid. Now.....there is no way :dead:

My best friend from high school still makes fun of me for eating them (I bought a small jar at the convenience store) She thought it was the grossest thing ever and I had to eat the whole jar just to prove I was :cool:. I haven't had one since. Tempted at times, but no. Something about the gelatin...
 

hooknline

New Member
My best friend from high school still makes fun of me for eating them (I bought a small jar at the convenience store) She thought it was the grossest thing ever and I had to eat the whole jar just to prove I was :cool:. I haven't had one since. Tempted at times, but no. Something about the gelatin...

well if your a pickle lover, do you like clausens? you can make the exact thing in the fridge and tastes just like them. salt, garlic, pickle spice, vinegar/water yummmm it is really economical if you grow your own like I do. I am making myself HUNGRYYYYYYY:killingme
 

Jameo

What?!
never tried with sugar and/or pickling spice. hmmmmmmmm? next time maybe I have two gallons (I meant 1 3/4 gallons) and will at least try the sugar. please give amounts of each per gallon. thanks don't worry about amount of brewski's cause i have that part of recipe memorized.:popcorn:

I'm guessing on the amounts. Use more or less to your taste

12-18 eggs
2-3 cans sliced beets
maybe 2 tbls pickling spice
maybe 1/4c sugar
1/4 - 1/2c vinegar
1 - 2c water

heat beet juice, spice, sugar, water and vinegar until sugar is dissolved. Throw everything in a jar. Let cool and enjoy :geek:
 

Wenchy

Hot Flash
well if your a pickle lover, do you like clausens? you can make the exact thing in the fridge and tastes just like them. salt, garlic, pickle spice, vinegar/water yummmm it is really economical if you grow your own like I do. I am making myself HUNGRYYYYYYY:killingme

I found out this year I can't even grow a zucchini. :ohwell:

I always have a jar of pickles in the fridge. They are an inexpensive indulgence.
 

Pete

Repete
Reminds me of a "One time at hunting camp" story. A dozen pickeled eggs, Pabst Blue Ribbon on draft, 3 victims and a small shack.

It was wonderful.
 

hooknline

New Member
Reminds me of a "One time at hunting camp" story. A dozen pickeled eggs, Pabst Blue Ribbon on draft, 3 victims and a small shack.

It was wonderful.
been there done that. weapons control in the morning is the hardest part :killingme

I'm guessing on the amounts. Use more or less to your taste

12-18 eggs
2-3 cans sliced beets
maybe 2 tbls pickling spice
maybe 1/4c sugar
1/4 - 1/2c vinegar
1 - 2c water

heat beet juice, spice, sugar, water and vinegar until sugar is dissolved. Throw everything in a jar. Let cool and enjoy :geek:
1/4 cup sugar? I am not a sugar fan so I might go 1/8th at first just to try although thanks and I will write down and try next batch if my heart doesn't fail before then.:whistle:

I found out this year I can't even grow a zucchini. :ohwell:

I always have a jar of pickles in the fridge. They are an inexpensive indulgence.
Ditto I usually have two gardens and try to do the canning thing although this year had to go away for few weeks and garden dis-owned me. the weeds became my friend though. now just getting jalepenos and maters. I love fried green tomatoes mmmmmmmmm
 

Wenchy

Hot Flash
I usually have two gardens and try to do the canning thing although this year had to go away for few weeks and garden dis-owned me. the weeds became my friend though. now just getting jalepenos and maters. I love fried green tomatoes mmmmmmmmm

My japs and bells are still growing. The squirrels took care of the maters. They even ate the tiny green ones.

If you like spicy buy one of these if you ever find one in the grocery store. I swear it's pickled in jalapeno juice. :hot:
 

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hooknline

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My japs and bells are still growing. The squirrels took care of the maters. They even ate the tiny green ones.

If you like spicy buy one of these if you ever find one in the grocery store. I swear it's pickled in jalapeno juice. :hot:

Love spicy I think the clausen taste is my favorite although hate paying the $$$$$ so I started making my own in summer and love them. Like the eggs, can't stop eating during quality couch potato moments (moments you will always remember till the next football game):love:
 

Wenchy

Hot Flash
been there done that. weapons control in the morning is the hardest part :killingme

1/4 cup sugar? I am not a sugar fan so I might go 1/8th at first just to try although thanks and I will write down and try next batch if my heart doesn't fail before then.:whistle:

Ditto I usually have two gardens and try to do the canning thing although this year had to go away for few weeks and garden dis-owned me. the weeds became my friend though. now just getting jalepenos and maters. I love fried green tomatoes mmmmmmmmm

Love spicy I think the clausen taste is my favorite although hate paying the $$$$$ so I started making my own in summer and love them. Like the eggs, can't stop eating during quality couch potato moments (moments you will always remember till the next football game):love:



I found my Hot Mama at Whole Foods in Edgewater a month ago. $1.50 and the packaging was great!

Everyone kept asking when I was going to eat it (I kept her on display) They all wanted some of my sassy pickle. I would give them the hairy eyeball and they all stayed away.

Your thread today made me open it. I saved half for anyone else who wants a bite.

This damn thing is HOT!

The juice is my favorite part.
 
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toppick08

Guest
:drool:

I'm so old I can remember the days when I could walk into a country store and they would have big jars of pickles, beet eggs and hot sausage. I would want one of each but usually only had enough change for one. The big pickle usually won.

I was probably the only kid who preferred those big jars over the candy aisle.

I'm going to try your recipe, but on a much smaller scale. SO and I will both enjoy. :yum: :geek: :cheers:

:yay:
 

hooknline

New Member
I found my Hot Mama at Whole Foods in Edgewater a month ago. $1.50 and the packaging was great!

Everyone kept asking when I was going to eat it (I kept her on display) They all wanted some of my sassy pickle. I would give them the hairy eyeball and they all stayed away.

Your thread today made me open it. I saved half for anyone else who wants a bite.

This damn thing is HOT!

The juice is my favorite part.

The ol dreaded "hairy eyeball":cds: You should taunt them with it making very loud mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm noises and "this is to die for" If it is that spicy, I bet it would be kickarse on a fresh grilled burger from the barbafeedme. I suggest slicing that other half and slam it on a burger. I will be looking for the product in review at the money pit.
 

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
Old thread I know.

Does anyone know how to make those pickled sauages in the red juice they used to sell in the big jars in the stores???
 
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