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400g [[beetroot]] should yield about 200ml juice. Do not overpack the jar with [[eggs]] otherwise parts of the [[eggs]] will not colour so well as others. Therefore, use too few, rather than too many. | 400g [[beetroot]] should yield about 200ml juice. Do not overpack the jar with [[eggs]] otherwise parts of the [[eggs]] will not colour so well as others. Therefore, use too few, rather than too many. | ||
If you can get it, there is an excellent | If you can get it, there is an excellent commercially produced '''[http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/detail/570112_Eden_Organic_Beetroot_Juice_750ml.html organic beetroot juice]''' available. It is so delicious, however, that you will probably want to drink it rather than use it for pickling! | ||
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[[Category:British recipes|Pickled eggs red]] | [[Category:British recipes|Pickled eggs red]] | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 21 July 2014
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| Servings: | To fill a 1 litre jar |
| Ready in: | 25 minutes |
| Prep. time: | 10 minutes |
| Cook time: | 15 minutes |
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This recipe needs advance preparation!
These eggs are red due to the addition of beetroot juice
Ingredients
Ingredients
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- 10 eggs, hard-boiled and peeled
- 200ml distilled, white pickling vinegar
- 200ml beetroot juice (see Chef's notes below)
Mise en place
- Sterilise your jar and lid, and allow to cool.
Method
- Randomly prick the eggs with a cocktail stick to allow for the better colouring and flavouring of the eggs (optional).
- Fill your cold jar with them eggs.
- Pour in the beetroot juice and top up with the distilled vinegar.
- Seal, and keep for 2 weeks before consumption.
Chef's notes
For preference, use peeled, raw, fresh beetroot (about 500g) to obtain your juice. My next choice would be pre-cooked, vacuum packed beetroot and in third place, you could use jarred pickled beetroot, drained from its vinegar.
For this recipe, I have used the pre-cooked vacuum packed beetroot, as our nearest greengrocer is miles away.
400g beetroot should yield about 200ml juice. Do not overpack the jar with eggs otherwise parts of the eggs will not colour so well as others. Therefore, use too few, rather than too many.
If you can get it, there is an excellent commercially produced organic beetroot juice available. It is so delicious, however, that you will probably want to drink it rather than use it for pickling!