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Started by cambourne7, October 07, 2017, 18:29:21

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cambourne7

hi all

we're trying to recreate some pickled onions husband loves the ingredients say juniper berries, pepper and concentrate fruit and veg anyone know what it means by the concentrated fruit and veg nothing other than the juniper and pepper in jar. Also calls for red wine vinager and the juice is red.

cam

cambourne7


BarriedaleNick

Well that sounds like a really odd recipe and I cannot think what they mean - where did you get the recipe??  I pickle onions most years and do it the way my old man did - brine them, rinse, pack into jars, boil vinegar with spices allow to cool and pour into the jar.

Maybe they mean add some dried fruit and veg but I am clutching at straws... 
Moved to Portugal - ain't going back!

DrJohnH

Juniper berries- or allspice berries?

Duke Ellington

Cam is trying to recreate a jar of pickled onions and says concentrated fruit and veg is one of the listed ingredients. I Dunn know what that means either Cam🤔.
dont be fooled by the name I am a Lady!! :-*

cambourne7

Quote from: DrJohnH on October 08, 2017, 15:46:03
Juniper berries- or allspice berries?

Def Juniper Berries

This is the item http://www.coradrive.fr/bruay/tous-les-rayons/epicerie-salee/condiments-huile-et-vinaigre/legumes-condimentaires/article/63142/hb-products-oignons-rouges-vieux-systeme-400g.html?ct=7

ingrediants are Oignons(60%), vinaigre d'alcool (21%), eau, sel, concentré de fruits et légumes, épices.
Onions (60%), alcohol vinegar (21%), water, salt, fruit and vegetable concentrate, spices.

cam

ancellsfarmer

If my reading of the Google translated list of ingredients is correct, it is my supposition that the expression is to describe an introduced "artificial" flavouring derived from certain plant extracts. Your do not have a recipe, merely the list of ingredients in non specific but diminishing quantities. It appears to be a commercial product, and therefore difficult to re-create using 'real' ,fresh items.
I suspect better value, and probably better pickles, could be sourced at Lidl!
Freelance cultivator qualified within the University of Life.

cambourne7

your probably right but he does really enjoy these

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