Recipe for Hamburger Relish?

Years ago in Florida I used to buy hamburger relish. We all liked it. Now in Georgia we can not find it. :( It was made of ketchup and pickle relish. I need a recipe, maybe other ingredients too.

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Judy
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June 11, 20180 found this helpful

If it is relish ketchup, you can get the recipe here:

www.foodnetwork.com/.../relish-ketchup-recipe-1915536

VeronicaHB
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June 12, 20180 found this helpful

You might want to try a chow chow recipe such as the one at
www.thespruceeats.com/chow-chow-green-tomato-relish-3059158 and simply add ketchup to the jar of chow chow before serving it. I make this chow chow and add the amount of ketchup I desire to the chow chow before serving it as a dip with chips or putting it on beans, hamburgers or hotdogs.

If you're looking for an easier option, find a relish or chow chow you like at a farmer's market or grocery store and add ketchup to it before serving it.

Pghgirl40
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June 12, 20181 found this helpful

Yum!!! Now I am hungry!! See if you like this version

www.epicurious.com/.../old-fashioned-hamburger-relish-50023873

Don't worry if you don't have tumeric... still tasty!

Best way to go is with veggies fresh from the garden! Wish I could still do that!

sandy

June 15, 20180 found this helpful

This is by far the best recipe for this relish! I make this during the summer months to use on our BBQ hamburgers. It is the best recipe I have found yet!

cybergrannie
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June 12, 20180 found this helpful

It's kinda odd sometimes when I read a posting on ThriftyFun and it reminds me of something I liked in my past that has been "temporarily" forgotten. Hamburger Relish is one of those things.

We always called it hamburger relish because "hamburger" (with bread or without) was the only time it was on our table.
My mother made it with fresh tomatoes (everyone had a garden) but I made it with Ketchup for my children and I just added Ketchup, relish, onions, mustard, vinegar, and sugar until it tasted "just right" and everyone loved it.
I think Judy has the simplest recipe but this one sounds interesting because it is a copycat of Bick's Classic Hamburger Relish that is no longer available (it was good).
www.allrecipes.com/.../

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