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Title: Original Worcestershire Sauce
Categories: Canning Check
Yield: 1 Servings
1 | Old gallon jar | |
15 | oz | Kidney beans |
6 | oz | Soy sauce |
1 | ts | Garlic powder |
2 | State of Main Sardines, | |
Packed in soy oil | ||
6 | qt | Apples, green or ripe, |
Peeled and sliced | ||
2 | qt | Or more, brown vinegar |
1 | Onion, sliced | |
3 | tb | Ground cloves |
2 | tb | Ground turmeric |
2 | tb | Ground nutmeg |
3 | tb | Ground allspice |
3 | tb | Powdered coffee or |
3 | c | Boiled down black coffee |
2 | ts | Red pepper |
4 | tb | Corn syrup |
6 | tb | Salt |
3 | tb | Mustard |
1 | tb | Sugar |
Take the kidney beans, drain and pass through a food mill and add to gallon jar. Add soy sauce and garlic.
Place sardines in small bowl of vinegar and mash with fork. Add to jar. Peel and slice apples and place them in about a six or eight quart cooking pot. Cover them just to the top with brown vinegar. Add onion, cloves, turmeric, nutmeg, allspice, and coffee. Bring to a boil and slowly boil for about 2 hours. As the water in the vinegar evaporates add half water and half vinegar to replace it. Stir frequently as apples burn easily, and tend to stick. Remove and run through a food mill and add eight cups of the puree to the jug or jar.
Now add: red pepper, corn syrup, salt, mustard, and sugar. Fill the balance of the jar up with vinegar. Shake up well and leave stand for 24 hours and it then is ready to use.
To store, process in boiling water bath for 15 minutes.
From: Brent Williams Date: 08 Nov 94
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