A dish serving spiced Christmas piccallili with sliced figs and stilton next to the bowl

Spiced Christmas piccallili

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Makes 1.4 litres (about 3 jars)

Easy

Prep: 30 mins

Cook: 15 mins

plus at least 4 hrs brining and 2 weeks maturing

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A sweet, sharp pickle is a must-have at Christmas, and homemade is always superior to shop-bought. Be sure to wear gloves when preparing the beetroot to avoid purple-stained fingers!

Low fat

Vegetarian

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Our choice of cheese: Pevensey Blue

With its spicy warmth and fruitiness, our pickle accentuates the mellow blue tang of this cheese. It’s a creamy, soft-textured blue with a delicate savoury-salty balance and gentle peppery spice. pevenseycheese.co.uk

Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2025

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