Ball Canning Dill Pickles Recipe

Dill pickles Healthy Canning

WEBAug 29, 2022 · Low-sodium dill pickles that you buy from the store tend to be around 250 mg of sodium per single pickle. Bicks 50% less …

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1. Wash cucumbers well.
2. Chill cucumbers overnight in fridge, or, let soak in a tub or sink of ice water for several hours.
3. Trim both ends off the cucumbers, then halve or quarter them lengthwise. Set aside in a large bowl.
4. Put the vinegar, water and pickling spice (in a spice bag) in a pot. Add salt (or salt sub) and sugar, (or liquid stevia.)

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WEBOct 24, 2020 · Pickle spear and rounds. For pickle rounds or “chips” just cut the cucumbers into thin slices 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick . A little trick to cut …

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1. Cut at least a 1/4” off all the ends. Then choose how to cut your cucumber. For pickle rounds, slice the cucumbers no thinner than about ⅛-inch thick. For spears, slice in half lengthwise, then keep cutting each in half till you have eight spears per cucumber. Depending on the size jar, you may need to slice the spears through the middle so they’re not too tall for your jar. (This is especially why I like the rounds.) 3*
2. Place the cucumbers into a wide-mouth jar about 3 to 4 inches in diameter. Add fresh dill if desired. 5*
3. In medium pot bring all ingredients except cucumbers to a boil.
4. Boil until the sugar has dissolved then remove from heat, just a minute or two. For crisper pickles let the liquids cool till you can comfortably stick your finger in the mix before pouring over top of cucumbers in the jar.

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