What sort of vinegar is best for pickling beetroot.

The non stop rain, now means I have masses of beetroot, so need to get pickling, what sort of vinegar would you recomend?
15:45 Sun 22nd Jul 2012
 
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Malt vinegar is my choice as the beetroot IMO tastes much better. Think it's personal preference though.
Apple cider vinegar (at least here in the U.S., which may be the same as daiya's Malt vinegar)...
why pickle all of it? (yak) Its nice with salad, bit of salt.
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Thanks guy's. Joggybear, I need to pickle some of it as I have enough to feed a small African country!
I think its up to you, you could do some with malt and how about making a spiced vinegar by adding chillis?
Definitely choose proper vinegar rather than 'non-brewed condiment' which is sold as a cheap substitute
I have just cooked a panful of beetroot , they seem to have cropped all of a sudden and taken me unawares!, so I am off to get more malt vinegar and sort out some jars!
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Same here Julia, and so many of them. I'll get some malt vinegar in the morning, have just made a huge batch of beetroot crisps!!!
GOOD OLD FASHIONED SARSONS
good old fashioned Sarsons
a good malt vinegar sweetened with a little sugar

Also if you have a load try juicing some and freezing the juice and dont forget chocolate/beetroot cake
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...latebeetrootcak_71739
Please don't pickle beetroot - it just ruins it. Make some soups and freeze them, ditto curried beetroot, also beetroot hummus. And use loads roasted in chunks after par-boiling. Just anything except pickling in malt vinegar.

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