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Re-using syrup/brine



 
 
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Old 03-07-2009, 02:53 AM posted to rec.food.preserving
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Would you?
I had syrup for probably 6 pints of PBDC and the yield was only 2 pints
+ 2 halves. All of the syrup was used for soaking the beets; only some
was used in packing.

Would you use the remaining syrup for another batch? IMWTK.
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Old 03-07-2009, 03:16 AM posted to rec.food.preserving
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Melba's Jammin' wrote:
Would you?
I had syrup for probably 6 pints of PBDC and the yield was only 2 pints
+ 2 halves. All of the syrup was used for soaking the beets; only some
was used in packing.

Would you use the remaining syrup for another batch? IMWTK.



I'd simmer it for a while first, to kill any organisms
that might have snuck in.

gloria p
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Melba's Jammin' wrote:
Would you?
I had syrup for probably 6 pints of PBDC and the yield was only 2 pints +
2 halves. All of the syrup was used for soaking the beets; only some
was used in packing.

Would you use the remaining syrup for another batch? IMWTK.



I'd simmer it for a while first, to kill any organisms
that might have snuck in.

gloria p


Ditto. Have saved leftover syrup in the fridge, then (esp. in PBDC)
resimmered that leftovers with the new batch, 30 min. Have also jarred up
the leftover syrup & put in the bwb if I liked to sneak a leetle drink of
pickle syrup, you guys out there know who you are. Or iffn I planned on
making the same stuff a month from now and didn't trust leaving in the
fridge that long.

Edrena, faithful disciple of St. Vinaigrette, Holy Order of the Sacred
Sisters & Brothers of St. Pectina of Jella (HOSS&BSPJ)


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I'd simmer it for a while first, to kill any organisms
that might have snuck in.


I agree it's gross, like eating lunch in the dirty public bathroom

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I'd simmer it for a while first, to kill any organisms
that might have snuck in.


I agree it's gross, like eating lunch in the dirty public bathroom



Ummmm...no, not like that at all.

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I'd simmer it for a while first, to kill any organisms
that might have snuck in.


I agree it's gross, like eating lunch in the dirty public bathroom



Ummmm...no, not like that at all.

gloria p


I wonder why "she" added a group to my OP. I hope it doesn't start of
flood of junk.

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Old 04-07-2009, 09:33 PM posted to rec.food.preserving,alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley
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Ummmm...no, not like that at all.



o ok.

speaking of brine which is why i mentioned it how do you keep stuff like
this from going gross

last weekend I went to a Greek Turkish restaurant Zaitinya owned by Chef
Jose Andres.
I ordered this great food listed under "Cheeses and Cures"
Listed as such
Avgotaraho
(one of Jose Andres' favorites)
Greek delicacy of cured grey mullet roe

the roe was dressed and then wrapped in wax (beeswax I think) and then left
for a few months. Then when ready, they slice it in thin slices, peel the
wax, and then serve it on bread. It's delicious, almost like a caviar jerky
but not chewy more pasty.
I find a lot of info about it, mostly descriptions of the wax wrapping. But
I still haven't found any real explanation of how they dress the roe before
they wrap it. It may be just salt. And it's nothing special or more
complicated than that. But I also wonder do you keep it in a cool place?
Fridge? Special temperature.

mk5000

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"Dave Balderstone" wrote in message
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mk5000


The troll's private playground "alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley"
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Be warned that "marika" is spreading out across newsgroups trying to
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I take it then that you don't know anything about Avgotaraho?
Do you maybe know of some sources that I could find out how to make it?
It's kind of neat tasting and on the net it says there's only one
source/importer for it
Thanks for any assistance ...

mk5000

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