Spicy Pickled Beets
About This Recipe
“We usually have a bottle of these in the fridge, a very nice pickle! from Canadian Diabetes Association”
Ingredients
Directions
Reviews
“Wow! I tasted these after 12 hours and they already got a 5-star out of me! (I imagine in a few days they’ll have a 10-star!) No! Wait! They won’t last that long! I did tie my cloves in a piece of cheesecloth so I wouldn’t have to sit with a fishing pole and go fishing for them all day in a few days. One yank of the string and they’re gone! I just promise not to yank too hard and stain my clothes with beet juice! LOL! Thanks, Dorothy, you’ve got a real winner here!”
“For canning and long term storage, use a small stick of cinnamon rather than ground and reduce the cloves to justtwo per pint jar. I used red wine vinegar instead of white to play up the red of the beets.”
“We grew beets this summer and I learned my husband liked them pickled.Your note about the Canadian Diabetic Assoc. caught my eye and we really like them. I cut down on the vinegar and used the Brown Sugar Blend Splenda. I also placed the spices in a coffee filter to make them easy to remove.Thanks!”
“These are awesome-tasting and very easy to make, especially if you BAKE the beets.A very good item for gift giving and church bazaars – always well received. The spice as described is very tasty – but Leda M’s advice for long-term storage is good.Excellent recipe.”
“I like my pickled beets a little sweeter.These were fine, but just not what I was hoping for.The recipe certainly was easy and quick.”
“Easy and yum! I had to use canned beets but this recipe made them taste like fresh! Thanks Derf!”