Giardiniera

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Giardiniera
« on: 23 Sep 2017, 02:42 am »
Going to try making my own.  Any tips I should know? 
I love Buona's hot Giardiniera out of Chicago.  Read a couple recipes on line and they all read the same. 
This is my second year preserving hot peppers minced in vinegar and water so I thought I'd branch out.
Actually, might be too late  :icon_lol:  I already cut my veggies and they are soaking in a light brine.







Not a fan of cauliflower so I skipped it and added a few green beans.  I usually soak a few of those in a jar of hot peppers and they turn out great so I thought what the heck.  Doesn't look as green as Buona's but most of the peppers were red or orange, I think I have too many carrots and onions.
Will do the vinegar/oil/spices/olives tomorrow and let sit for a few days.
I haven't added too many peppers yet as I want to give some away.  I minced most of the peppers up and will supply a small jar to kick it up a notch or 5.  All the peppers turned out great this year except for the jalapenos.  They were a bit  bland.

I plan on making another batch or two so if anyone has some ideas I'm all ears.