How To make Salt Dill Pickles
2 lb Small Cucumbers (1kg);
-blanched and refreshed 2 oz Dry Dill Stems and Flower
-Heads (50g); bruised 5 To 6 ea Fat Cloves Garlic;
-peeled; quartered 1 ts EACH: Black Peppercorns,
-Allspice and Mustard Seeds 4 To 5 ea Bay Leaves
X Water X Salt 3 To 4 ea Small Hot Chillies
-(to taste) X Vine Leaves ................................................................... Jewish inns used to specialize in pickled vegetables and preserves. Many houswives in the SHTETL and ghettoes also made pickle and jams to supplement the family income. Being frugal, they did not throw away the pickling juice but used it to flavor and sour many dishes, especially soups. ................................................................... SALT DILL PICKLES My mother, a superb pickler, maintains that the crunchiness and good green color of pickled cucumbers are achieved by first pouring boiling water over the cucumbers, blanching them for a few seconds and then refreshing them immediately with cold water. Wash and blanch the cucumbers. Refresh and arrange in a crock or a large glass jar in layers, interspacing them with dill, garlic and spices. Pour cold water, to cover, over the cucumbers in the crock. Pour out the water into a measuring jug. Salt with 1 tb (30g/1oz) salt for each 2 cups water (500ml/1pint). Dissolve the salt well in the measured water and pour over the cucumbers. Place vine leaves on top, then fit a heavy plate or wooden cover inside the crock and place a weight on to hold the cucumbers submerged. Leave in a warmplace to ferment. Skim as needed during the fermentation period. When bubbles disappear, the pickles are ready use; this can take up to 2 weeks or in a warm, sunny place it can take as little as 4-5 days. When fermentation stops, keep the pickles in a dark, cool place or refrigerate. From: In Search Of Plenty: A History Of Jewish Food Published By: Kyle Cathie Ltd. Written By: Oded Schwartz Written By: Oded Schwartz Submitted By Z@FYBITS.COM On FRI, 23 JUN 1995 095450 GMT
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How To Make Pickles With No Sugar Or Salt ❌???? | Healthy for diabetic and salt restricted diets
Published October 7, 2020
These pickles are unbelievably delicious and the longer it sits, the better it tastes. There is no sugar or salt added but an apple gives subtle natural sweetness. I've never seen pickles made without salt and sugar and usually one or the other is added. No pickling spices are used but fresh herbs of your choice will make people wonder what the ingredients are. It is better eaten after 2 weeks in the refrigerator but this will keep for months. Serve with salads, cheese, sandwiches, a side dish or just as a snack.
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Homemade Crock Dill Pickles - Amazing Fermented Pickles
This video shows how to make Dill Pickles in a crock using the old method of fermentation. That means, that there is no vinegar to sour the pickles, just salt water brine. The flavor is so amazing and texture so crispy, you will never buy store-brought pickles again. This is a 3 week fermentation process that calls for the freshest, garden picked cucumbers. Try these full flavored, crunchy pickles!
NO SALT DILL PICKLES RECIPE
When eating clean on the 21 day fix is the goal you tend to get creative. Now pickles hit that spot on the taste scale. However too much salt in the store bought stuff. This no salt dill pickle recipe is totally amazing and fix approved. You can't go wrong am I right?
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**Super EASY** Dill Pickles || Summer Canning || Large Family Food Storage
Looking for a super easy dill pickle recipe? This is one I've been using for our family for years. I love canning in the summer and working to fill up our large family food storage! I hope you find this helpful! Here are the directions below as well as a few links to canning equipment through my amazon links. Happy Canning!
Super Easy Dill Pickles
*Fresh Dill (sprigs and heads)
*cucumbers
*garlic cloves
For the Brine:
*8 1/2 cups of water
*2 1/4 cups vinegar
*1/2 cup of pickling salt
Fill your water bath canner with water and set on the stove to start bringing to a boil.
Also combine the ingredients for the brine into a large pot set on medium heat to use later when filling the jars.
After cucumbers are washed begin slicing them lengthwise into spears. Place a garlic clove and dill in the bottom of each sanitized jar, then begin pack the cucumber spears tightly. once they are packed fill each one with brine leaving only 1/2 inch of head space at the top.
Follow proper canning protocol by placing a new lid on top (that has been sitting in a warm pot on the stove) and screw on rings to finger tip tight.
After all jars have been filled place them in your canner on your jar rack and lower them down into the water making sure there is enough water to cover them by 1 inch. Place lid on top and process for 15 minutes at a boil.
Place jars on a towel on the countertop for 24 hours. Your lids should pop to sound they are done. If some don't seal then place them in the refrigerator.
Let pickles sit for at least 2 weeks to ensure good flavor and ENJOY!
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Perfectly Crunchy Homemade Dill Pickles! How to Make Pickles at Home So Easy! No Pickle Crisp
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Ingredient List-
Brine-
4 cups water
3 cups white vinager
1 TBS Kosher or Pickling Salt
3-4lb cucumbers sliced
1/4 cup Kosher or Pickling Salt
1 tsp peppercorns per jar
7-14 sprigs of fresh dill or substitute dill seed
1-2 cloves garlic per jar
8-10 Cayenne Peppers
1 Medium onion sliced
Directions-
Salt pickles (1/4 cup) and ice for 2 hours.
Sanitize and warm jars.
Mix vinegar, water, and salt over medium heat until salt is fully dissolved.
Place peppercorns, garlic, onion, peppers, and dill in bottom of jars.
Tightly pack pickles in to jars and cover with brine.
Place jars in boiling water bath for 10 mins.
Remove from water and cool on towel.
Listen for the click! Wait 1 week to enjoy!
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The Quickest Homemade Pickles Ever | Refrigerator Pickle Recipe
My FAVORITE hack for making QUICK pickles out of almost any vegetable! Cucumbers, beets, carrots, etc! No canning required. *CLICK SHOW MORE FOR RECIPE*
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Per Quart Jar You Will Need:
1 cup water
1 cup vinegar (white or apple cider)
1 tablespoon fine sea salt
1 tablespoon organic sugar
4 to 6 cucumbers, depending on the size (about 2 pounds)
2 cloves garlic
3 heads fresh dill or 1 tablespoon dried dill seeds
1 tablespoon yellow mustard seeds
1⁄2 teaspoon black peppercorns
1 bay leaf
Combine the water, vinegar, salt and sugar in a small saucepan. Bring to a simmer and stir until the salt and sugar is dissolved. Remove from the heat and let cool.
Trim the blossom ends from the cucumbers and cut the larger ones into spears, if desired.
In a clean 1-quart jar, combine the garlic, dill, mustard seeds, peppercorns, bay
leaf.
Pack the cucumbers on top. Fill the jar the rest of the way with the brine, taking care to cover the cucumbers completely.
Cap tightly and shake well. Icebox pickles can be eaten just a few hours after you make them, but the flavor vastly improves after at least 48 hours in the fridge. These pickles will last about 3 months, but the garlic flavor will intensify and the pickles will increase in spiciness the longer they sit in the refrigerator.
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