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Spicy Green Tomato ChowĀ Chow
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13 Reviews
Adelucchi
July 21, 2014
Chow-chow brings back many memories. Each summer my mother and grandmother made chow-chow. Seams like it was always on the table! Saving this now to make soon. Will let you know.
putaneggonit
October 9, 2012
SO good. I ended up using quite a bit more green tomato (cold summer = big crop) so I upped the cooking liquid a hair as well, and the end result was still lovely. Thank you, what a fun recipe. I may have found my holiday food gift to give this year!
Whats H.
August 20, 2011
If you want to make this turn out special use 1/2 Cup white vinegar, 1/2 Cup apple cider vinegar and 1 Cup seasoned Rice Vinegar, YUM
chadfor
October 17, 2010
a question about the liquid: is it 'white (wine) or red wine vinegar' or 'white (vinegar) or red wine vinegar'?
aargersi
July 14, 2010
Wow - I just made a batch of this (on Nannydeb's recommendation) and it is DELICIOUS! It's going to the beach with it's friend the fancy farmer's market hot dog this weekend ...
aargersi
July 19, 2010
This was GREAT on our fancy pants farmer's market hot dogs, and now I have gotten my neighbor addicted to it too ... making another big batch tonight ....
MissGinsu
August 22, 2010
I'm completely thrilled to hear about using this on hot dogs. It didn't actually occur to me because I always go for the burger over the dog, but I'm now going to steal your idea. :)
aargersi
August 23, 2010
I have made yet another batch since posting ... I canned 2 jars and have a third in the fridge. Also took a big tub over to my neighbor. We are all completely addicted!!!
MissGinsu
August 23, 2010
Hilarious. I think you've now made this recipe more often than I have. I'm going to have go whip up a dozen batches of your ranchera sauce as revenge. :D
Denise
May 6, 2010
I've never eaten chow chow. It looks like a great condiment, similar to a chutney.
MissGinsu
January 5, 2010
I should also mention that this seems to keep forever. I made some a few months ago and I'm still happily noshing on it.
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