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Also affectionately referred to as Red Beeters in my house. A simple staple of Lancaster County. I'll rephrase that, they're a staple of Pennsylvania.
To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook mothers' red beet eggs using 6 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Mothers' red beet eggs:
- Make ready 12 eggs, boiled and shelled
- Prepare 1 can sliced red beets
- Prepare 1/2 C white vinegar
- Prepare 2/3 C sugar
- Get water
- Make ready 14 pkgs Stevia, if not using sugar
Add in red beets and hard boiled Large eggs. Red Beet Eggs (Pickled Eggs) - Vinegar and sugar give these eggs and beets a sweet and sour flavor straight out of Pennsylvania Dutch Not surprisingly, Pennsylvania Dutch red beet eggs take on a rosy hue, since they have been immersed in ruby red beet juice. Pickled red beet eggs have nothing in common with the still-in-their-shell hard-boiled eggs I once tried to dye with beet juice. The finished eggs are bright in both color and flavor.
Steps to make Mothers' red beet eggs:
- Hard boil the eggs. Let cool and remove shells.
- In a large bowl, combine the juice from the red beet can and enough water to equal 3 cups of fluid. (about 2C water) Add the vinegar and sugar. Stir to dissolve the sugar. Put the eggs in the fluid and lay the red beet slices over top the eggs to keep them down in fluid. Cover with aluminum foil and refrigerate overnight.
Pickling firms the whites of the hard boiled egg, transforming them into something springy. Here's a blast from the past, a genuine grown-up Easter Egg! I've been making these Amish Pickled Red Beet Eggs at Easter for years now and have to tell you, they are great! The color is beautiful, the flavor pronounced and they can be enjoyed as is. I make red beet eggs all the time, but to be honest, I've always done it the lazy way - using beets from a can or a jar.
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