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WebDirections In each of 2 clean 1-qt. wide-mouth canning jars place 2 cups of the water. Add 1 tablespoon of the salt to each jar. Cover …

Servings: 24Calories: 4 per servingTotal Time: 48 hrs 15 mins1. In each of 2 clean 1-qt. wide-mouth canning jars place 2 cups of the water. Add 1 tablespoon of the salt to each jar. Cover each jar with a closed airlock lid; shake to dissolve most of the salt.
2. Divide the next 5 ingredients (through fresh dill) between the jars. Cover jars again; shake until salt is completely dissolved. Add the cucumbers to the jars.
3. Add airlock spouts to each. Let stand at room temperature 2 days. Remove airlock spouts and seal lids. Transfer to the refrigerator for 7 to 10 days before serving. Store the pickles and brine in the refrigerator up to 1 month.

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Web1 head fresh dill or 2 teaspoons dill seeds 1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes (Aleppo if you've got it) 1 bay leaf 2 garlic cloves, peeled and sliced directions …

Servings: 1Total Time: 48 hrs 15 minsCategory: VegetableCalories: 89 per serving1. Gently scrub the cucumbers under running water to remove dirt and any particularly prominent spines on the nubs. Drain. Trim a thin slice from the blossom end and pack the cukes into a one-quart non-reactive container, such as glass or food-grade plastic. You may cut then into halves, slices, or spears if desired.
2. Stir the salt and water until the salt dissolves. Add the aromatic/seasoning ingredients to the container with the cucumbers. Put the container on a plate to contain any possible dripping once fermentation begins.
3. Pour in enough brine to cover the cucumbers. Push a sandwich-sized Ziploc bag into the container’s aperture, fill it with the remaining brine, and seal the bag. The brine-filled bag serves to weigh down the pickles so they remain submerged and seals off the top of the jar while still allowing bubbles to escape. It is filled with brine instead of water, so any possible leakage will not dilute your solution. Cover with cheesecloth and secure it with a rubber band to keep out fruit flies or other flying little beasties you may discover are drawn to this stuff.
4. After a few days, the brine may begin giving off tiny bubbles. Keep an eye on it and skim off any white foam that rises to the surface, giving the bag a rinse if necessary. The cucumbers will begin turning darker and to taste, well, brined after just two days. Let them go for a week and they should turn olive green throughout. Remove the bag, skim any new foam, close container fast, and put in the fridge.

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Web1 tbsp pickling spice 2-4 sprigs fresh dill Instructions Wash cucumbers well and slice off the stem and blossom ends. Wash 2 wide-mouth quart mason jars in hot soapy water; rinse. Place 3 cloves garlic, …

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Web1 – ½ lbs. pickling cucumbers, such as Kirby 3 Tbs. Course Kosher Salt – For those of you familiar with cooking by weight, you want 66 grams of kosher salt. 2 Quarts Filtered Water 3 Cloves of Garlic, …

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WebScrub cucumbers under cold water. Pack whole tightly in jar. In a seperate bowl, mix water, garlic, pickling salt, and pickling spice. Stir well and pour over cucumbers.

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WebLow-salt pickles, known as ‘half-sours’ in deli speak, are made with a roughly 3.5% salt solution, which is the salinity of seawater. My preferred brand of pickling salt is this one. Half sours have a shorter …

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WebMain ingredients. 1-2 large heads garlic, separated into cloves, but not peeled . 1-2 hot peppers. 1-2 bunches dill. kirby cucumbers, scrubbed clean . warm water . …

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WebIngredients Makes 2 quarts 2 lb 0.9 kg Pickling cucumbers ½ gal 1.89 l Water 2.3 oz 66 g Salt 20 Sprigs fresh dill 3 tbsp 45 ml Coriander seeds 3 tbsp 45 ml Black peppercorns Instructions Tools & …

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WebWash cucumbers in cold water. Drain well. Put a quarter of the dill and a quarter of the onion in the bottom of the jar. Layer a third of cucumbers on top. Repeat twice with two …

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WebFor regular cukes, cut in half, then slice into quarters lengthwise. For pickling cukes, just cut in half lengthwise. - Flatten unpeeled garlic clove with back of a knife. …

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WebWash mason jars in hot water and set aside. Wash cucumbers and trim off each end. Set aside. Wash green onions and roughly chop in thirds. Place 1 chopped green onion in each mason jar. Place 3 sprigs dill in each …

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WebCuisine: Low Carb Keyword: Homemade Refrigerator Pickles, Low Carb Cucumbers Prep Time: 5 minutes Cook Time: 0 minutes Refrigerate: 2 hours Total Time: …

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WebIn a large jar or glass bowl, combine cucumbers, garlic, and dill; set aside. In a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, bring water, vinegar, sugar, and salt to a …

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WebLow Carb Sweet & Spicy Pickles! Pickle Corn Dogs! Polish Dill Pickles! A Pickle Pun! Easy Holiday Appetizer! Dill Pickle Dip! Refrigerator Sweet Pickles!

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