Homemade Catsup

"This recipe is a recipe I modified from one I found on the Internet http://davesgarden.com/cookbook/viewentry.php?rid=1637 for a old Weight Watchers catsup recipe... As of date of submission I had not made the recipe yet... but will add a comment on the results when I do..."
 
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Ready In:
8mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1 bottle
Serves:
12
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directions

  • Combine in med. saucepan and simmer all ingredients for 3 minutes and bottle. This can also be canned.

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Reviews

  1. Really good base - I added no-sugar minced sweet pickles, microwaved chopped onion and celery, a little allspice & stevia instead of splenda. Good stuff and no-into-the-veins injection of regular sugared catsup. The taste is a little different, but after a little use it's not possible to return to the regular commercial suger-overloaded stuff - and it's great for my type II diabetes.
     
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