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Canning Inspiration: Beets (Beetroot)

Grown lots of beets, purchased them at a great price or want to try a new canning dish this season? Here is a list of flavours and ideas to inspire your next canning creation!
Please note: all of these dishes must be processed in a canner before storage - some are for boiling water canning (ie chutney, pickles and relish), whilst others MUST be pressure canned (ie beets in water). Ensure you use one of our recipes (or a recipe from a reliable source such as NCHFP).
You can check out our recipe page HERE.
Happy canning!
   
Flavour partner/s:
  • apples
  • balsamic vinegar
  • basil
  • black pepper
  • brown onions
  • brown sugar
  • caraway seeds
  • chives + tarragon + orange
  • cider vinegar
  • dill
  • garlic
  • honey
  • honey + tarragon
  • horseradish
  • lemon
  • mint
  • mustard
  • red onions
  • salt
  • shallots
  • tarragon
  • white onions
  • white pepper
  • white sugar
    
Whole / Quartered / Sliced / Diced:
  • Spicy pickled beets
  • Sweet pickled beets
  • Pickled baby beets, whole
  • Pickled baby beets, quartered (great in salads)
  • Pickled baby beets, sliced
  • Pickled beets, quartered
  • Pickled beets, sliced
  • Pickled beets, diced
  
Pickles, Relishes & Chutneys
  • Beetroot chutney (serve with a salty cheese ie ricotta)
  • Beetroot relish
  • Caramelised beetroot red onion relish
  
Other:
  • Dehydrated beetroot slices
  • Pressure canned baby beets
  • Pressure canned beets
    
Have another idea for preserving beetroot?
Send them through the contact form in the main menu :)
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