
Weekend Cooking is a blog meme hosted by The Intrepid Reader. It’s been far too long since I’ve done one of these posts, so I thought I’d start myself back into the routine with an easy post. This week I’m introducing you all to my latest fermentation projects. I have several that I’m excited about, but let’s start with my the spicy pineapple batch I made.
We threw together three fourths of a pineapple, one habanero pepper and several jalapenos, a couple squeezes of lime, some sugar, salt and of course some white vinegar. It was sweet and spicy in all the right ways and I am 100% going to make it again. So far I’ve just used it as a sort of relish on tacos but I’m sure I could also put it on some pulled pork.

Next up we have some pickled carrots and peppers, ooh also some onion slices that I just thew in there. These carrots were from my garden! The peppers were from my mother-in-laws garden. Recently I’ve discovered that I really love the taste of pickled carrots, so I decided I had to try a batch for myself. The end result has been pretty damn tasty.

And last but not least we have my first attempt at making ketchup! As you can see this consistency of this is closer to tomato paste than ketchup, but it is pretty damn tasty. I’m definitely going to try this again till I can get a perfect ketchup flavor and spreadable consistency.
So I’m back! And I hope to be posting these again more frequently. Next week I’m hoping to have a post about all that I’ve been canning. Until then, thank you for reading and don’t forget to share your Weekend Cooking post with me!
Welcome back to Weekend Cooking! You are so clever to be making all these different things. I used to make a pineapple relish that we used to put on pork burgers. It had pineapple and chilli in it as well. So good!
Thank you! It’s great to be doing these posts again. That sounds awesome, I should definitely try it on some pork burgers.
Glad to see you! I’m making pulled pork today and wish I had some pineapple pickle for it!
It was great to check out your post as well! That cookbook looked dope. 🙂
I’ve been wanting to try making tomato jam! Pickled pineapple sounds delicious! My husband pickled radishes and jalapeño peppers from our garden (really, his garden!) this year, and I did some pickled cauliflower recently. But it wasn’t as good as the pickled cauliflower from the store, so I need to find a better recipe!
Ooh pickled cauliflower sounds fantastic!! I’m definitely gonna have to try that next. 🙂
My husband is a big fan of pickled vegetables. We make carrots, onions, and baby eggplant pickles. I haven’t ever tried making my own ketchup! Sounds like a good idea.
Yum yum yum. So many great things that can be pickled. 🙂