For a spicier relish, add 1-2 finely chopped jalapeño peppers to the mixture during the simmering stage. Adjust the amount of sugar to your preference, depending on the tartness of the green tomatoes. Ensure all equipment (jars, lids, utensils) is thoroughly clean to prevent spoilage. If you don't have cheesecloth, you can use a fine-mesh sieve, but the draining process may take longer. Always use a non-reactive pot to prevent the vinegar from reacting with the metal.
Marlee Botsford
May 12, 2025This recipe is perfect for using up all those extra green tomatoes from my garden.
Princess Ritchie
Mar 19, 2025This is my new favorite condiment! So much better than store-bought relish.
Edmond Herzog
Apr 17, 2024I added a jalapeño to mine and it gave it a great kick. Thanks for the recipe!
Guiseppe Durgan
Dec 3, 2023The draining step is key! My first batch was too watery, but the second batch was perfect after draining the tomatoes properly.
Jan Runte
Nov 29, 2023I used apple cider vinegar instead of regular cider vinegar and it was delicious.
Frederique Kulas
Nov 12, 2023This relish is amazing! I made it last year and it was a huge hit. I'm making a double batch this year!
Antonina Littel
Dec 7, 2022I've never canned anything before, but this recipe was easy enough for me to follow. Thanks!
Waldo Dickens
Sep 7, 2022My family loves this relish. I put it on everything!
Patricia Kling
Jul 25, 2022Easy to follow recipe and the relish tastes great. Will definitely make again.