Old fashion Pickled Corn Relish
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2022
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Lori Brown
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Corn relish recipe
10 cups fresh corn
4 cups diced bell pepper,
2 cups diced celery
1 cup diced onion
2 cups sugar
5 cups white vinegar
2 1/2 T. canning salt
2 1/2 t. celery seed
or dill seed
2 1/2 T. dry mustard powder
1 1/4 t. turmeric
pints and 1/2 pints
process 20 minutes
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I remember my grandma canning when I was little. She would take her green beans,corn whatever she was putting up ,off the heat , and put all her food goodness on top the deep freeze and go sit with a cup of coffee and we would wait to hear ping ping ping of her jars sealing. She would tell me our jars were playing a song.I miss her and the taste of her wonderful canned food in the dead of winter. Thank you Miss Lori for the memory of the jars playing us a song.
My mawmaw used to do the same but we put them on the dinning room table we'd cover everything. And wait.
In my youth my Aunt Katherine moved from Kansas back to northeastern Ohio
I was about 10 then(75 now),. She made corn telish. I fell in love with it still am, but can't find it very often except in Amish country. Been looking for a good recipe. Finally now I have yours. Corn Relish on fried bologna sandwiches to celebrate just being alive. Thanks miss Lori!!!
I first had it at Farnsworth House in Gettysburg, PA when I was doing my field work for a PhD in plant ecosystems and had a lot of plots on the Gettysburg Battlefield area. I would decide my hardest day and then treat myself to dinner at Farnsworth House (sort of the Civil War version of a Williamsburg tavern). They would bring a dish of corn relish and biscuits to the table when you sat down. It had cabbage in it. I use the recipe from the Ball Canning book and it has cabbage, onion bell pepper (I use red as don't like green). You asked how we eat it.....as a single woman, I spoon it out of my half pint jar as I eat a sandwich. Love, love, love it.
I LOVE YOUR STORY HERE and your treating yourself to dinner at such an awesome place . Oh, my goodness. Great visuals. Thanks for making me smile bigger, kid.
The Farnsworth House has delicious food. I think the cabbage in the corn relish might be a PA thing, or possibly Amish influence. I've always had it in it! Good for you canning! 👍
@@rauschershollow2204 must be a Tennessee thing too. lol
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That sounds so yummy w/ cabbage. Thanks
This smelled so good when I came in the door tonight and I had some with my supper it was so yum
Mr. Brown, that's wonderful 👏 😊. Love you and Lori keep your Love and beautiful 😍 ❤ Faith always appreciate you. Georgia Reeves
I'm 80 plus, I remember my mother canning all types of things. We had an old stove in the basement that she used, her canner was a large copper pot that people use to boil clothes in. My father made a wooden rack for the bottom. I remember walking home from school and smelling her chili sauce.. It's not like a Mexican chili sauce, it was tomatoes, onions and sweet peppers. vinegar, sugar and picking spices.. Yum! I have made it myself but not recently.
I am making your corn relish for the second time today, Miss Lori. When I first made it last summer, my family kind of laughed at me like, "We'll never eat that!" Well, once they tried it, they requested that I make more! They love it on hamburgers, hot dogs, chili, and as a side. We are from the north and previously never heard of corn relish, but now it's a favorite. Thanks for a great recipe! We love you both❤
Wonderful!
i love listening to you and hearing your stories. .................you could be preserving old socks Miss Lori I would still tune in 🤣🤣🤣
Lots of love from England.xxx
My son kept his family going in 1997 trapping raccoons, muskrat, beaver an occasional mink and even ermine! Once a year the pelt man comes to Baldwin, Michigan to buy them. We were all thankful.
My momma used to make this for me every year before she passed away. Its amazing on everything 😍 I'd even eat it by itself with a spoon 😋
I can eat ice with spoon too. My moms family canned this too.
On spoon is best! Puts Aunt Nellie's corn relish from the store to shame!
Ms. Lori , this looks so good ! I would eat with great northern bean and fried potatoes and cornbread ! It would be good in a macaroni or potato salad also . It makes a pretty can . I just love your new stove and the way you have the kitchen laid out .. my mom and dad used to can anything and everything .. your canning videos remind me of those days ! They are both gone now , but these are precious memories ! God bless you and Mr. Brown !! ❤️🙏
I love watching your videos. I almost feel like I'm sitting in your kitchen. I remember the one when you & Mr. Brown were talking about tge skylight & had it put in. The smile on your face spoke volumes. No need to apologize for any lighting difference. I'm just happy you're still showing us wonderful traditional cooking. Be well.
My lived by the white river area for over 100years and it really is a shame that all of the survival skills even my aunts and grandma knew is lost on my generation since they moved here to california in the 1950s.and now they all have passed and I really wished I had asked more questions and payed attention more. thats why I am so blessed to have found your guy's channel .
I'm from Australia. Eating corn relish right now 😂
I'd also like to add that it's very nice as a dip or spread for bread. Corn relish on bread is amazing.
Hello
I was planning on making corn relish from another recipe tomorrow. You must have read my mind by doing this recipe. Thanks Lori we ended up with 145 pts of corn for the freezer from 5 rows in the garden. Thanks I am going to use your recipe.
I love the natural light. It’s such a mood booster, especially in the winter.
I love the old stories too. My mom is 91 but has Dementia. Thank You so much Mrs. LORI an Mr. BROWN. LV an Prayers.
My mother canned this and we loved it in our pinto beans or navy beans. Would love to have some now. Thank you for sharing this ❤️
Thank you Miss Lori.🙂
I haven't seen corn relish since I was a kid. I imagine it's perfect for black beans & rice!
Blessings! 💜
My husband and I love your show so much….love all your recipes and tips and how to’s. So happy we found you. God Bless❤
Thank you so much!
My mom always made corn relish, she passed 15 years ago, I never tried her corn relish, but now I would love to try it.
Hello Miss Lori! I have been watching you for about a year now and always envied how you made canning look so easy. I always wanted to try it but always talked myself out of it for fear of doing something wrong. This summer I finally got the courage and tried water bath canning and made some fruit jams! It worked and my family loved them. If it wasn’t for you and your encouragement and being able to watch step by step videos I would have never tried it so thank you so much. I love corn so I think I am going to try this recipe. Wish me luck!
I’ve been making Corn Relish for over 30 years. I think my grandmother might have made it as well. I think the red pepper makes it so attractive. I serve it usually as a side dish. I use cider vinegar since I don’t like distilled vinegar. So good!
Cider vinegar would make a bit of a difference.yum
I plan on trying it soon with all the banana peppers I grew this year. Picked them yellow orange and red ripeness. Any tips?
@@jake2102 I would just replace the pepper called for with the chopped and seeded banana peppers . Should work fine.
My family love corn relish... we love it with our mashed potatoes too!!! Thank you for sharing your recipe.
I enjoy all your videos-God Bless you, and Mr. Brown🌿🕊
I enjoyed helping Mom Can, but not so much as going into the garden to pick the vegetables and clean them. Alot of WORK, but really worth it!
Love the cooking and the blessing you always give us. Thank you miss Lori ❤
I have watched the changes over your kitchen, I must say I love love love the set up and decor, this would so be my happy place 💕
I made your chow chow recipe and loved it! Excited to make this one too. Have binge watched all your videos and makes me get in the kitchen all the time! Oh, and your lemon lush was a big hit! Love you and Mr. Brown!
I haven't made corn relish in years. It's so good! Thanks for sharing your recipe.
This looks good. I love the old stories.
Thank you for sharing this corn relish recipe. God bless you and your family
THANK YOU FOR SHARINGTHIS RECIPE! My mom made INE batch in her life, shared a jar, I fell in love with corn relish! I was already married, but never got the recioe. I have been haunted by my desire to taste it again! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Wonderful!
I haven't made that in ages! I love as a side with any kind of meat. It tastes like summer!
I just love your recipes. Remind me of my grandmother and her sisters but she never wrote the recipes and I can't remember all. Thank you so much for patiently leaving this legacy and not letting the old ways die.
Enjoy watching you cook.
Since I’m from Arkansas myself I understand cooking and eating and canning
Looks absolutely delicious. Reminds me of picallilly. I've been canning bread and butter pickles all day, and even a few jars of sweet relish. I've started a special section of my pantry, for canned goods. It's called "the cantry." Those jars of pickles are the first items going in there. A lot of folks don't realize relish can be served as a side dish.
I’ve been watching you for years! You make me so homesick in a good way! Thank you for sharing your life with us. You are a true treasure. Love all your recipes. So sorry I didn’t get a cookbook before it sold out. But I have you on RUclips so I am happy thank you Miss Lori 🙏
Miss. Lori, you never sees to amaze me !!!!!!!!! Great video…… Have a blessed day my friend !
Ms Lori, someone wanted to know how to serve corn relish.....My grandson loves it....just give him a jar and a spoon....Thanks for all your delightful recipes.
My mom and granny use to can corn relish. I remember them eating it in their soup beans with cornbread ♥️
I have never had corn relish before. It was so pretty and my husband always says, "if Miss Lori makes it - just make it.". Well, I made it and we sampled the little jar that didn't fit in the canner and oh mercy was it good. I can't wait till it has some time to set for a little bit. Next is chow chow. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. I learn so much. Have a blessed day. ❤️🌻
Love this stuff!
@@WhippoorwillHoller it is delicious.
Love your channel and your love of canning and cooking for us! God bless you both!
I love corn relish, but my daughter will eat a pint by herself in a day. I love your old new stove. Watching you for many years now and you feel like family to me. God bless you and Mr. B.
Keep preaching truth and awareness sister...too many people with their head in the sand...i know exactly what you're talking about.👍
Luv y'all
My MIL made a very similar potato dish that she called “Irish Potatoes” (in Kentuckian, it sounds like she said “Arsh”). No matter what she called the dish it was so very similar to this one and was delicious. Spooned over a piece of tender fried chicken, or simply over fresh, hot biscuits. So yummy!!
This is exactly how my mom made her Corn Relish except she put some chopped cabbage in also (chopped tiny but not shredded) it’s a family favorite with beans and cornbread ! Not sure where she got it originally but in NW Arkansas. I can it almost every year. Lori you cook so much like I do our families gotta be kin. 😂😂. My grandad came from Hardy (he was German) my grandmother from Kansas. I’ve been canning all summer. Still am. Love your channel!!! Thank you and God Bless.
Thanks for this. Corn relish is my favorite thing to put on cold, cooked salmon, and I like to add it to salads, too. But I haven't had for almost 10 years since I developed an allergy to peppers and chilies. So I finally decided I should make my own and leave out the peppers and was about to start looking for recipes, so this is timely. Thank you.
I made five pints last year. It is so good! The recipe I used said to use pickling spices. The flavor is wonderful, but some of those spices are a little big. I have to take out the big pieces of cinnamon bark. I think I will try your recipe next time. Thank you for all the time you give your followers.❤️
It's just my opinion but it's your home and what you need to live easily and conveniently and cheaper. You bring us into your home and allow us to be blessed by your and Mr Browns knowledge and warm and caring personalities and you teach things that beginners don't know..never change.
This looks so good. Fresh corn is just coming in locally so I’m on board. Thank you Miss Lori.
I loved this video!! My Mom and Dad loved this. I’m so glad you shared this recipe. My Dad is 95. Mom’s been gone since July of 2003. I’m going to give this my best try as I’ve NEVER canned anything before. I always Freezer bag my stuff 💕🙏🙏
You can do it!!!
You can do it. Just follow the steps and don’t rush.
That will bring a smile to your Dad!
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I was introduced to corn relish as a kid and I have always liked it...we always ate it as a side dish. Thanks Ms. Lori!
Thanks Lori. I canned 7 pints of bell peppers using your recipe. God Bless you and your family
Wonderful
Your pots are well loved and used.
Miss Lori, your pickle pot dont look bad, looks well loved and tanned with happy memories, stories it could tell of all the gals you helped learn how to can all the youngins that have been blessed to be in the kitchen and all the happy tales told etc around canning day. Then there is the love shared meal to meal as the jars come from the pantry for meal time, snack time or share along.
I love you Miss Lori.
I love using corn relish in my potato salads, pasta salads etc.
I love you new canning kitchen.
This sounds delicious. I love things like this with dried beans. Yum. Thank you
Our family had a vacation to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and loved the food we had there. We too had corn relish, spoon bread, tiny pumpkin muffins, all delicious. We also had corn relish in colonial Williamsburg at King's Arm Tavern. Yummy 💕
Miss Lori, I am one of your best friends. My name is Georgia Reeves from Texas. One of your biggest fans. Love you and your Blessed 👪 family. I thank you daily in my prayers for such a lovely lady as you a friend in the kitchen indeed, your like having a friend in each of your videos and recipes of the old ways. I am in need of a relish made in Texas in 1950's made with red tomatoes, red tomatoes relish to go with pinto beans cornbread, and Iced Tea. Can be used on hot dogs 🌭 🍔 hamburger. All I can find is green tomatoes relish and way Too sweet..not red relish taste. Could you please help me????. God Bless you and yours always your friend 🇬🇪 🇬🇸
Sorry about the flags tried to add a Texas 🇨🇱
I've been having problems with the Ball lids not sealing also, so much so that I've stopped using them. I love the ForJars lids.
Loved listening to my pawpaw and my great grandmother.he was born in 1899 my great grandmother was born in 1881.amazing stories.my great grandmother's family were I trail of tears and lived in Monticello Arkansas.
That must have been wonderful! I hope you wrote their stories down for your family to pass along!
That really looks yummy, Ms. Lori. My Aunt Betty Ann always made chow-chow years ago. Thank you for your wonderful recipe. Many blessings to you and Mr. Brown!
Lori about your friend who lost daughter, his is truly rotten. I sent her my wishes for strength and Love. We all need to try and keep our family ties close and keep them safe. This is a crazy world. Love to all, especially you and Mr Brown and your family makes me smile. Thanks Miss Kathy from Austin Tx
My mom made this from sweet corn from our garden in the forties and fifties. It was so good you wanted to eat it with a spoon. This sounds like the recipe she used. Great condiment! Thanks for the memories! I will make this in my Instant pot max canner.Blessings!
I bet it’s good with beans and rice on the side, that’s we do with chow chow. Definitely going to make this. Thank you so much for sharing. And you are such a blessing. ✝️💟
Oh. My. Mama. Made. This. So. Good. With. Pinto. Beans. Going. To. Make. It. Love. Ya. God. Bless. Yall
Corn relish is a permanent fixture in my pantry. We love it with beef, pork and venison!
I think my husband would like this! He would eat corn three meals a day Lol!
Blessings
My mom was first 9 years of life in depression. She taught me how to can. We always got berries for jelly. We would go grape hunting for Mustang and Muskadine grapes for jelly. My grandma taught me how to garden. So like you We never had a food shortage. Hardly ever bought eggs at a store.
Ms Lori you have the very best cooking channel on RUclips. Always a good day when you have a new program.
If you want the stains out of pot, put some very hot water in it, then add about 3 table spoons of Clorox.,it will come out. Make sure you rinse well.
Love seeing the American flag waving in the background 🇺🇸 ❤️
Love your big oven and we have the same bread bin you also have many things in the kitchen I like .your channel a real blessing,God bless you and family.
I'm gonna try making some this summer. My mother in law always made it and we ate it with beans and cornbread. Actually cracker barrel serves something like this with their beans and cornbread.
I love the natural light from your sky light.
Made this today and it is so GOOD! I had some left over that didn't fit in my canner and my husband LOVED it. I had some blue corn chips from Aldi and we used it as a dip. I will definitely make this every summer with my garden harvest. Thank you from a new subscriber!
I like it on fried potatoes, hotdogs, burgers, pulled bbq pork. It's an everything relish...lol!
This channel is so educational!
Much love. 😊🥀 My mama & aunties had the same recipes for chow chow & corn relish but they used brown sugar, 1\2 white vinegar & 1\2 cider vinegar.
I just love watching your videos. 🥰
My favorite way to eat corn relish is with a bag of corn chips as a dip. Making a triple batch this year.
I am making a double batch of this right now. I had 64 ears of corn so I made this and froze some. I did 16 pints, I can’t wait to try this it smelled so good and tasted good too.
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Looks fantastic!!! I can’t believe at times that we are talking about being so prepared. I know we should be all the time. It’s just sad. But the corn looks delicious!! God bless you and your family.
The kitchen looks great.
This looks wonderful!
Sounds delicious! I’m definitely going to make it. Thank you
Yummy- corn relish!
I love corn relish and haven't made it for too long myself. I have followed the recipe from Joy of Cooking and it has cabbage in it. Whodda thunk that combo would be good? But it is. Thank you for reminding me how much I like it. Now if only the growers and farmers around here can get their corn to the ripening stage. Very late cold rainy spring. Not complaining. Thankful for the rains we have here. God bless everyone with not so gentle rains.
I'm very impressed with the forjar lids!
God bless all here.
Going to make some of this for my oldest son & daughter in law, he loves pickled anything lol. My mom use to make pickled corn on the cobb oh my was it good, he would go crazy over that. Lol I wish I would've learned how to do it when she was still with us 😢I've looked & looked for how to do it in the crocks. Thank you for sharing this 🥰
I love this. I'm so excited to do it
Making this right now as my first time canning. I did a half batch.
I am looking forward to canning when I get my space! Thank you so much Miss Lori, I sincerely enjoy watching your videos.
Love that PURDY APRON !!!!!! 😻
Can’t wait to try this. Thankfully we have an abundance of corn this year.
Thanks for the demo.
love this recipe an old time one for sure
I am so glad you shared this recipe Miss Lori. I grew up eating corn relish and used to make it. Now that I am retired I have time to can again and I love that you're sharing your recipes with us. I love corn relish with pinto beans.