A collection of fridge and shelf stable recipes and resources dedicated to making sweet and savory sauces and condiments. Whether you like classic or creative flavors, there’s something for everyone.
Mushroom duxelles is a classic mixture of finely chopped mushrooms, aromatics, butter, and herbs, cooked until nearly dry and intensely flavorful. Make it once and use it fresh, or freeze portions for later. A small upfront effort gives you a ready-to-use concentrated mushroom paste for sauces, fillings, or quick meals – no extra chopping required.
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This homemade strawberry sauce recipe takes classic strawberry topping to a new level with a hint of cinnamon. Perfect for canning, it’s naturally thickened without cornstarch or chia seeds. Alternatively, skip the canner and keep it in a fridge for up to three weeks. Spoon it over cheesecake, ice cream, or pancakes, and enjoy!
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There’s something wildly satisfying about making a sauce that would make your real or imaginary Nonna proud – or at least make her pause before criticizing your stirring technique. This sauce isn’t fancy. It’s not complicated. No shortcuts or mystery ingredients. This is real food. Just tomatoes, salt, basil, and time. It’s just right.
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This Major Grey’s mango chutney recipe is made to be canned and enjoyed year-round. It rescues Tuesday night dinners and elevates holiday spreads. So next time that fancy grocery store pulls your favorite Major Grey’s chutney off the shelf, don’t panic. You’ve got your own now – homemade, shelf-stable, and legendary in its own way!
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Got zucchinis you didn’t use in time? Don’t toss them! Turn them into a tangy zucchini relish with our easy zucchini relish canning recipe. It’s perfect for burgers, hot dogs, and so much more. Say goodbye to food waste and hello to a pantry full of flavor!
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Cranberry chutney isn’t just for adventurous eaters. It’s a crowd-pleaser that bridges the gap between the classic and the unexpected. Whether your guests are die-hard cranberry sauce fans or “meh” about it, they’ll find something to love about this complex yet approachable condiment.
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Got a garden full of unripe tomatoes and no idea what to do with them? We have a surprisingly simple solution for your unwanted harvest. Our Green Tomato Chutney canning recipe will help you turn those stubborn tomatoes into a tangy, sweet, and savory spread you’ll love.
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Looking for a delicious, homemade spread to add to your pantry? Try making Malidzano, a tangy, smoky Macedonian favorite made with roasted green peppers and eggplants. Perfect as a dip or spread, this roasted green pepper recipe is simple to follow and great for canning. Enjoy it all year long with bread, crackers, or pita!
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Ever heard of Ajvar? It’s a roasted red pepper sauce from the Balkans, and it’s seriously addictive. Sweet, smoky, and downright irresistible, you’ll probably end up eating it straight from the jar. Go ahead, make some, and see for yourself. And when you do, just remember us saying, “Told you so!”
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Adjika is spicy, garlicky, deeply aromatic, and savory. But is it a sauce, a dip, a relish, or a pesto? Whatever you call it, adjika—the best-known vegetable condiment from Georgia (the country, not the state)—is guaranteed to become your new favorite for dipping, spreading, and scooping. Ready to up your flavor game?
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