Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Pickled carrots, without vinegar. They're tangy, briny and just a little bit sweet. The trick? Lacto-fermentation, which is far scarier sounding than it is.
No real Mexican restaurant is complete without a salsa bar and those spicy pickled carrots. They were always my favorite growing up in San Diego. Let me tell you they are SO easy to make at home too!
With small batch canning I am able to take care of that pile of carrots and create a fantastic garnish. These slightly sweet and quite spicy pickles work great on sandwiches, soups and curries, or as a side for any brunch that needs some extra kick.
These easy pickled jalapeno rings and carrots are a zippy year-round condiment inspired by the pickles from one of my favorite Guatemalan restaurants. They go well with everything from hot dogs and fried chicken, to tacos and burritos.
Pickled carrot is served at good Mexican restaurants, often placed on the table with the chips and salsa when you sit down. This recipe could be considered an ‘Americanized’ version of a traditional favorite.
Tender yet crisp carrot rounds that have been marinated in a tangy, earthy blend of vinegar, oregano, cumin, onions, and chiles de arbol. A few slices of jalapeño are added for extra heat, but unlike other escabeches, carrots play the leading role.
