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Piccalilli

Piccalilli is a relish from English cuisine made from chopped and pickled vegetables and spices. It was adapted from Indian pickles in the 18th century, with the style being intentionally exotic but adapted to English taste. Early versions were published by Hannah Glasse in 1758 and by Elizabeth Raffald in 1769; they salted the vegetables and left them…

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Main ingredients
Pickled vegetables and spices
Place of origin
England
Serving temperature
Cold

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Piccalilli

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Triples71
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Etymology · 25
Piccalilli → An, Anne Blencowe's Receipt Book, Cookery, Cookery Made Plain, Easy, Elizabeth Raffald's The Experienced, English, English Housekeeper, Hannah Glasse, India Pickle, Indian, Indian Pickle, Lord Kilmory, Middle Dutch, Paco-Lilla, Picca Lillo, Piccalillo, Richard Briggs, The, The Art
related to In North America · 8
Piccalilli → British, English, Eric Akis, In, In Canada, Northeastern United States, This, Times Colonist
related to External links · 6
Piccalilli → Archived, BBCU, December, RecipeSourceBritish, Southern-style, Wayback Machine
Main ingredients · 1
Piccalilli → Pickled vegetables and spices
Place of origin · 1
Piccalilli → England
Serving temperature · 1
Piccalilli → Cold
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Piccalilli → relish from English cuisine made from chopped and pickled vegetables and spices

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english vegetables vinegar pickled relish pickle cauliflower century indian british spices mustard turmeric recipe green made style hannah elizabeth salted

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PiccalilliMain ingredientsPickled vegetables and spices1.00infobox
PiccalilliPlace of originEngland1.00infobox
PiccalilliServing temperatureCold1.00infobox
Piccalilliis arelish from English cuisine made from chopped and pickled vegetables and spices0.90text
white cabbageinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
cauliflowerinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
cucumberinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
meloninstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
appleinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
French beansinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
or plumsinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text
saltedinstance ofVegetables and fruits0.80text

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