Chopped green tomato, cabbage and pepper relish spooned over beans and greens
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A Southern and Appalachian end-of-garden preserve that turns the last unripe vegetables of autumn into winter condiment.
Chow-chow is a fermented & pickled from United States: chopped green tomato, cabbage and pepper relish spooned over beans and greens. A Southern and Appalachian end-of-garden preserve that turns the last unripe vegetables of autumn into winter condiment.
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