Quick-Pickled Texas-1015 and Red Onions Recipe 🧅🌶️
Description: Although this recipe originally referred to Vidalia onions, no self-respecting Texan, pseudo-Texan, Texas resident, or anyone else who has ever tasted a Texas-1015 onion (named for their October 15 planting date) would consider using anything else. Any sweet onion will do in a pinch, however, even Vidalias. Prep time does not include overnight setting time.
- Servings: 2 quarts
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Recipe Category: Onions
- Keywords: Vegetable, < 30 Mins, Canning, Refrigerator, Stove Top
Ingredients:
Quantity | Ingredient |
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3/4 | Water |
3 | Cider vinegar |
6 | White vinegar |
6 | Kosher salt |
2 | Salt |
2 | Sugar |
1 | Sweet onions |
Garlic scapes | |
Garlic |
Nutrition Facts (per serving):
- Calories: 373.7
- Fat Content: 0.3g
- Saturated Fat Content: 0g
- Cholesterol Content: 0mg
- Sodium Content: 20978.8mg
- Carbohydrate Content: 77.2g
- Fiber Content: 4.5g
- Sugar Content: 60.5g
- Protein Content: 3.7g
Recipe Instructions:
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Wash a half-gallon jar and its lid in hot soapy water; rinse well with very hot water, and let drain.
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Combine water, cider vinegar, white vinegar, kosher salt, and sugar in a stainless steel saucepan.
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Bring to a boil for about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally to ensure that salt and sugar dissolve.
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Let cool just slightly while performing the next step.
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Fill the jar half full with both types of onions.
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Add green garlic shoot, and fill with remaining onions; OR do it by quarters, with the ripe garlic clove.
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Pack the onions down until there is about 1/2″ to 3/4″ of head space below the rim of the jar.
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Slowly pour the hot syrup over the onions, shaking the jar slightly while pouring to release air bubbles, until onions are covered by about 1/4″.
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Wipe rim of jar, cover with lid, and let stand until cooled to room temperature.
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Transfer jar to refrigerator.
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Allow to set at least overnight before eating.
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Serve within a couple of weeks.