Experimental Artisan Relishes

This Pepper Relish is Handmade in Small Batches in Brooklyn

This Red Pepper Relish tangy twist on a classic condiment is the perfect addition to your pantry and an ideal way to elevate the flavor of any home-cooked meal. Produced by hand in Brooklyn, the small batch condiment is made from premium ingredients such as red bell peppers and scotch bonnet peppers in order to create a unique blend that is sweet, spicy, tangy and salty all at once.

The perfect way to dress up a cheese burger, the Red Pepper Relish is available in a two pack from gourmet culinary web store Food52.

Ft Greene Farms is a Brooklyn-based brand producing high quality artisanal condiments like this delicious Red Pepper Relish and a tangy Pickled Mustard Seed spread.
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