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Ingredients

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	1 lb seedless grapes (450g)
	4 fluid ounces wine vinegar (100ml)
	4 fluid ounces water (100 ml)
	1 large oranges juice of (100ml) or 4 fluid ounces fresh orange juice (100ml)
	1 cinnamon stick
	4 cloves
	1 tablespoon sugar (or fructose if preferred)

Nutritional information

50.1

Calories

0 g

Calories From Fat

0.1 g

Total Fat

0 g

Saturated Fat

0 mg

Cholesterol

1.5mg

Sodium

13 g

Carbs

0.5 g

Dietary Fiber

11.3 g

Sugars

0.5 g

Protein

84g

Serving Size (g)

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Deliciously Sweet and Tangy Pickled Grapes Recipe

Name: Deliciously Sweet and Tangy Pickled Grapes Recipe
Prep time: 20 min
Total time: 2 d 35 min
Yield: 8
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: : 1; : 4; : 4; : 1; : 1; : 4; : 1

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Cuisine:

American

Wow! What can I say? Some of us love them, and others aren't so sure! Personally, I love them - in fact, I find them very hard to resist. They make a refreshingly different accompaniment to cheese or cold meat. By the way, I have used fructose in place of the sugar, with no noticeable difference in the end result. And most recently, used a vanilla pod instead of the cinnamon stick, squeezing the seeds into the liquid before adding it to the grapes. The original recipe came from David Scott's "Middle Eastern Vegetarian Cookery", but I have doubled the quantity of spices because I like it that way - please half the cinnamon and cloves if you think you would prefer a milder version. Posted in the hope of joining the North African and Middle Eastern Zaar Tag game :-)

2915 min
Serves 8
Easy

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Sweet Pickled Grapes,Wow! What can I say? Some of us love them, and others aren’t so sure! Personally, I love them – in fact, I find them very hard to resist. They make a refreshingly different accompaniment to cheese or cold meat. By the way, I have used fructose in place of the sugar, with no noticeable difference in the end result. And most recently, used a vanilla pod instead of the cinnamon stick, squeezing the seeds into the liquid before adding it to the grapes. The original recipe came from David Scott’s “Middle Eastern Vegetarian Cookery”, but I have doubled the quantity of spices because I like it that way – please half the cinnamon and cloves if you think you would prefer a milder version. Posted in the hope of joining the North African and Middle Eastern Zaar Tag game :-),Nice change of pace. Sweet with a vinegary bite. They made a nice snack, but think they would make an even better garnish. Made as written using Splenda in place of sugar. Think it would be fun to make a mix of red and green grapes. Thanks for the post.

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Steps

1 Done	Put the Wine Vinegar, Water, Orange Juice, Cinnamon, Cloves and Sugar Into a Sauce Pan, Bring to the Boil Then Set Aside to Cool.
2 Done	Wash the Grapes, Take Them Off Their Stalks and Make Sure You Remove Any Remaining Bits of Stalk from the Grapes.
3 Done	When the Vinegar Mixture Is Cool, Remove the Cinnamon Stick.
4 Done	Take a Clean Jar (a Pickling Jar Is Ideal) and Pack in the Grapes.
5 Done	Pour the Vinegar Mixture Into the Jar to Cover the Grapes, Then Seal the Jar Tightly.
6 Done	Leave the Jar in a Cool Dark Place For 2 Days Before Eating - I Keep Mine in the Fridge, Because I Am not Sure How Well They Keep If not Chilled. Eat Within 2 Weeks of Making.