Canning Radishes (Honey Pickled Radish Recipe)

In this video Erin (Mrs. HOP Farm) will be showing you how she likes to can our homegrown radishes. Our new favorite recipe is a honey pickled radish that we got from Yankee Homestead. The ingredients and directions will be below.
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Honey Pickled Radishes
Author: Yankee Homestead yankeehomestead.com/canning-h...
Yields: 6 1/2 Pint Jars
Ingredients
2 lbs radishes (without tops and roots)
2 1/2 cups water
2 tbl sp sea salt
1 1/2 cups water
1 1/4 cups white vinegar
3/4 cup raw local honey
1/4 red wine vinegar
2 tbl sp black peppercorns
Instructions
1. Thinly slice radishes with a mandoline slicer.
2. Add sliced radishes to a large glass or stainless steel bowl with 2 1/2 cups water and 2 tbl sp salt. Cover and chill for 1-2 hours.
3. Sterilize 6 half-pint canning jars by boiling for 10 minutes.
4. Drain radishes and rinse, then set aside.
5. Combine 1 1/2 cups water, vinegar, honey, red wine vinegar, and peppercorns in a medium saucepan over high heat and bring to a boil, stirring occasionally.
6. Reduce heat, cover, and allow to simmer for about 15 minutes.
7. Pack radishes into hot, clean half-pint jars.
8. Add hot vinegar mixture, leaving ¼ inch headspace. Make sure some peppercorns get into each jar. Wipe jar rims and adjust lids.
9. Process filled jars in a boiling water canner for 10 minutes.
Things You Will Need To Pressure Can:
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[@mbbaby12]

Just bought a bag for our family to try. Never had them before and we love them. I wanted to save them for later and this recipe looks delicious thank you! You just got my subscription!

[@johnnygoode5423]

I use the greens like a salad

[@haram2163]

First year I've grown radishes. I like to saute with garlic, spinach, salt and pepper. I will give your pickle recipe a try, thanks.

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

That sounds delicious

[@debbie6787]

Thank you for sharing. I’m definitely going to try these!

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

Hope you like them as much as we do!

[@cathyherring6424]

Thank you for the recipe it looks delicious❤️❤️❤️

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

Your welcome. I hope you enjoy them

[@RalphMantuanoTwinStarMedium]

Great Job,,thank's

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

That you for watching!

[@glendamunce8303]

Honey roasted radish is my favourite

[@motheryoga]

We like them 1) on sandwiches, like thin cucumber slices. 2) On lightly toasted bread - cool bread, slather with a generous layer of butter, top with sliced radish, and sprinkle with salt. 3) Also good as a potato substitute in stew.

[@justingeorge4373]

Bill more videos with you and the wife. Also what the hell is going on with that fridge? I’m having a seizure looking at it. Love the videos keep living the dream.

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

There's nothing wrong with it. For some reason the camera is picking that up. Lol. We didn't even notice anything till you said something. Lol

[@countrygalinthecity]

I ferment mine usually, I roast them with other root veggies or satee them

[@saraheaston9876]

How soon after pickling can these radish pickles be served?

[@countrygalinthecity]

We have radishes that might be woody...do you think canning them would take the woodiness out of them?

[@kims2615]

I like to make radish salsa and eat with tortilla chips

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

Oooh. Sounds interesting. How do you prepare the radishes?

[@kims2615]

simpleseasonal.com/recipes/radish-salsa Here’s a link to the recipe I use, it’s very good!

[@MrRockstar1969]

Grow Korean Radishes and make Chicken Mu which is a excellent side for Korean fried chicken.....cheers

[@Msharley0269]

don't they need to be debubbled before putting the lids on?

[@arcobalenonellorto8994]

can I have a link or brand name of your mandoline?

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

It's pampered chef brand

[@bradmaas6875]

So if the lid doesn't seal, why not eat that one right away?

[@HonestOpenPermaculture]

If one doesn't seal right sure no problem. But when a whole batch does seal right that is another story

[@bradmaas6875]

@@HonestOpenPermaculture Share with your friends, jam some in the fridge, figure out what went wrong. I'm doing small batches, experimenting with flavors. All good.

[@jarretv5438]

Great tutorial but I don’t think you need to boil the lids when you think about it

[@lindawilson5937]

i don't have teeth are thses cooked where i can eat them

[@junesays4123]

I think so, yes

[@Toothpick1977]

Does it need to be a pressure canner?

[@valleytoyou7152]

If you watch through she tells you

[@traviscrozier26]

Rawl!

[@carrikartes1403]

Raw honey is not necessary when you are heating (canning).

[@rozagalaway3278]

No One puts pickles in the steamer, you want the good bacteria and you are killing it with heat. And you complicated a very simple recepi