Posted: 7/15/2012 11:24:28 AM EDT
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Thought I'd try something new. Made up a small trial batch of garlic dill pickles. Hopefully, they don't taste like crap.   |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste I'm gonna find out. A recipe I found online said to use apple cider vinegar. I'd never heard of doing it that way before so I thought I'd give it a try. |
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Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste So how long do you boil them in the hot water bath? |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste So how long do you boil them in the hot water bath? I did quarts, so the recipe said 15 minutes. |
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Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste So how long do you boil them in the hot water bath? I did quarts, so the recipe said 15 minutes. Is that 15 minutes after they start boiling again after? I forget how long I boiled mine for but when I got done they weren't crisp |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste So how long do you boil them in the hot water bath? I did quarts, so the recipe said 15 minutes. Is that 15 minutes after they start boiling again after? I forget how long I boiled mine for but when I got done they weren't crisp Water was still hot so I just put them back in for 15 minutes. I think it was boiling for the last 7 or 8 minutes |
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Quoted: Quoted: Old Painless I think did a tutorial on "Fire and ICe " pickles . Do you have a link http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1182138_How_to_Make_Fire_and_Ice_Pickles___Lots_of_Pics.html |
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My grandmother used to can everything. I always had free food as long as I brought the jars back. Her basement was filled with food. Grandparents lived through the depression and lived prepared, lived smart.
If I had a wife we'd be gardening and canning. Butter pickles were always my favorite. |
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Are they in the vinegar or pickling "au naturel" how it should be. Apple cider vinegar. We make pickles every year and have never heard of using Apple cider vinegar. We only use white vinger I would how that would effect the taste So how long do you boil them in the hot water bath? I did quarts, so the recipe said 15 minutes. Is that 15 minutes after they start boiling again after? I forget how long I boiled mine for but when I got done they weren't crisp Water was still hot so I just put them back in for 15 minutes. I think it was boiling for the last 7 or 8 minutes I think that is where I goofed. I started timing them when the rolling boil started again |
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Thought I'd try something new. Made up a small trial batch of garlic dill pickles. Hopefully, they don't taste like crap.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v245/RichP1269/IMAG0283.jpg As a selp professed pickle addict and conoisseur...send me a jar and Ill give you my opinion. 
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Did this when I first got married, was living with my inlaws at the time. My mother inlaw was ready to have me shot after a couple weeks (words of wisdom, do not do it inside....) 
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Does anyone make pickles without boiling them? Like placing the cukes in a ceramic crock with brine? |
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Great recipe here, read down a couple of posts.
Pickles OP, let us know how they turned out. Always looking for new recipes! |