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First canning of the season
Did my first canning of the season this morning; Gingered Watermelon Rind Relish. The recipe is from a book called "The Locavore's Kitchen" by Marilou Suszko. I heard her speak at a gardening event in March and bought the book. I would highly recommend it; lots of good info on picking, preparing and preserving fruits/veggies as well as info on meat/dairy/grains grown in a sustainable way.
herblover- Posts : 577
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Re: First canning of the season
that sounds really delicious! i've been saving my watermelon rinds in the freezer to make candy for christmas but i might have to divert some for relish.
Re: First canning of the season
What kind of candy can you make from watermelon rinds?
herblover- Posts : 577
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Re: First canning of the season
i make it by boiling the whites twice--first in a clear water, then in a brine for about 10 minutes. then i put them in a heavy syrup with some mint or basil, and boil them until they are soft. i use a slotted spoon to put them on a piece of parchment paper and sprinkle them with sugar, and dry them in the dehydrator until they are stiff enough to hold their shape. you can make them in the oven if you prefer.
Re: First canning of the season
herblover wrote:Did my first canning of the season this morning; Gingered Watermelon Rind Relish. The recipe is from a book called "The Locavore's Kitchen" by Marilou Suszko. I heard her speak at a gardening event in March and bought the book. I would highly recommend it; lots of good info on picking, preparing and preserving fruits/veggies as well as info on meat/dairy/grains grown in a sustainable way.
I LOVE watermelon rind pickles We may be needing the recipe here...or at least a picture please
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Re: First canning of the season
Watermelon rind makes a nice marmlade as well. Can't tell you exactly how I made them, about 30 years ago, but I know I had to use an lemon marmalade receipe. Mixed shredded watermelon rind and lemons.
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Re: First canning of the season
walshevak wrote:Watermelon rind makes a nice marmlade as well. Can't tell you exactly how I made them, about 30 years ago, but I know I had to use an lemon marmalade receipe. Mixed shredded watermelon rind and lemons.
Kay
now i have ANOTHER use for watermelon rinds! thank you, kay!
Watermelong rinds...
I might just have to plant some watermelon now. What great ideas!
Thank you!!!!
Thank you!!!!
mmathedrader- Posts : 27
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Location : Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - Zone 5a
Re: First canning of the season
I'll try to remember to take and post a pic; I am not so great at that! I will check the book re:copyright and post the recipe if I can do so.
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