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  1. Mom Bowleys Tomato Relish
    Beet Relish

    First recipe has been in use for over 40 years on my side of family.
    Second recipe has also been in wife's family for a long time also. Tomato
    relish can be ground finer if needed, we like it fairly chunky and spicy
    hence we add more hot peppers. Grinding the hot peppers works also. Green
    peppers can be added for flavor if desired.

    Mom Bowleys Tomato Relish

    Makes about 9 pts.

    30 large ripe tomatoes
    12 hot peppers ( we mix and match, Hungarian, jalapeno, cherry etc.)
    hot peppers adjusted to taste
    4 cups sugar
    3 tablespoons salt
    6 medium onions
    4 cups white vinegar

    Grind and mix ingredients and cook until thick. Putting in oven and
    baking is easiest, takes about 6-10 hours to cook down. 300-350 degrees
    F. Stir occasionally. Sugar is added in last 30 minutes of baking, keeps
    from scorching so easily. A hot water bath for 5 minutes or so will
    insure a seal of the jars.

    Beet Relish

    1 quart raw cabbage, chopped fine
    1 quart boiled beets, chopped fine
    2 cup sugar
    1 cup grated horseradish
    1 Tbsp. Salt
    1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper or a little bit of chopped hot pepper.
    Cover with cold vinegar (approx. 1 pt.)

    Freeze or leave in refrigerator

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