-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi there, peter g, On 09 January 2001, I received the following message from you regarding "pickled eggs recipes" <snipped> pg> hopefully, some CH listers have "tried & true" pickled egg recipes pg> they're willing to share ?!!? pg> personally, i think pickled eggs are best served 3-4 days after pg> making, so i'm planning ahead. Hi Peter, here are two recipes from the UK, which are a bit unusual... The first is very short and comes from a government wartime pamphlet (that is Second World War, I think it was published in 1940) and the other is more modern: WARTIME PICKLED EGGS 1. Hard boil your eggs and when cooled, shell eggs. 2. Pack eggs without shells into sterilized jars you have first warmed in the oven. 3. Pour on boiling spiced vinegar and seal airtight at once. 4. Store out of light and wait one month before use. MODERN DAY PICKLED EGGS Ingredients 3 uncooked, fresh beetroots, washed 6-8 hens eggs 1 red (bell) pepper, sliced 3 carrots, finely sliced 30 ml (2 tablespoons) caster sugar 300ml (1/2 pint) distilled malt vinegar Method Place beetrrots in a large saucepan, cover with water and simmer for 30 minutes, adding the eggs, pepper and carrot 10 minutes before the end. Peel the eggs taking great care to remove ALL the shell. Peel and slice the beetroot. Layer the eggs and vetetables into sterilised jars. Stir the sugar into the vinegar then pour over the eggs until covered. Seal, label and store for 2 weeks before use, and use eggs within 3 months. Variations: 1. Add some chillies to the jar before adding the vinegar. 2. Pickle more unusual eggs (eg quails eggs) 3. Omit the beetroot to make plain pickled eggs. Graham reply to: graham@todd276.worldonline.co.uk Written on 09 January 2001 23:01:50 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGPB2 version 0.01.3 iQA/AwUBOlub2i7i2PqZ2xC9EQIIDgCgpxFGpUayjDHEcZ5fzvGfZtkxzOwAoPFv hvjpz+vhtrzJd10nyEYvM3vS =KY4Y -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----