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Google brings up all kinds of ways of turning Vidalias into relish, but
that's not quite what I want. In the past, I've cut onions up into large wedges and tried pickling them. They came out all right, but I don't have that recipe since it wasn't really a keeper. From my understanding, Vidalias are much sweeter. THey also seemed much more yellow. I could improvise by using less sugar and no tumeric, but I'm hoping somebody has a full recipe I can attempt first. |
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I don't know of a recipe that will answer your request, but I have added
onions to my beets when pickling them and really enjoyed them. You might try a beet recipe without the beets. Dwayne "Adam Preble" > wrote in message ... > Google brings up all kinds of ways of turning Vidalias into relish, but > that's not quite what I want. In the past, I've cut onions up into large > wedges and tried pickling them. They came out all right, but I don't have > that recipe since it wasn't really a keeper. From my understanding, > Vidalias are much sweeter. THey also seemed much more yellow. I could > improvise by using less sugar and no tumeric, but I'm hoping somebody has > a full recipe I can attempt first. |
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