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Hi, I’m Jenn de la Vega, a cookbook collaborator, caterer, food stylist, and recipe developer. Here you’ll find posts about my latest work and kitchen projects.

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St. Patrick’s Day Brunch: Beet Relish

March 17, 2018 in Recipes

Beet relish was an unintended add-on to my St. Patrick's Day corned beef. When I had my DIY Cleanse and juiced, I made sure to use the discards from every fruit and vegetable.

In the case of beet remains, I added a boiling mix of cider vinegar, sugar, salt, dill,and horseradish in a clean swing-top jar. It sat in the fridge for about a week and what the heck, here we are. The interesting difference between this and other beet concoctions is that mine started raw. A bite was much more earthy and my insides were dyed a very striking pink hue (beware when you pee). 

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Tags: St. Patrick's Day, Pickling, Vegetarian, Vegan
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