Old Fashioned Icicle Pickles Recipe

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WEBAfter referring to note regarding how to adjust this recipe for how sweet or sour you would like it, combine sugar substitute, water and vinegar in a large serving bowl. Stir until the …

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WEBDissolve the alum in enough boiling water to cover the pickles. Pour over the cucumbers and let stand for 24 hours. Day 7: Drain the alum water from the pickles. Combine the …

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WEBNana's Icicle Pickles. Drain and discard the juice from a 46 ounce jar of Kosher Dill Pickles and save the pickle jar. Slice pickles into spears or chips and place in a glass …

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WEBHeat for 10 minutes or to 180 degrees F. Simmer the lids but do not boil them. Pour the syrup into a large pan and reheat it to boiling. Pack the pickles into the sterilized jars. …

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WEBDay 5: Drain the water off the pickles. Cut the pickles into 1 inch pieces, discarding the blossom and stem ends. In a kettle combine vinegar, Stevia, water, and salt.

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WEBSelect cucumbers that are close to 4 to 5 inches in length. Layer the bottom of your crock or container with pickles. As you fill your container, layer in the spices equally throughout. …

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WEBOnce covered, put the lid, or a plate over the top of the bucket and set it to the side for 24 hours. The next day, bring your pot and the bucket of cucumbers to the sink. Pour the …

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WEBDirections. Day 1: Place the cucumbers into a large (10-quart) jar or pickle crock. Stir the pickling salt and 16 cups of water (or as needed to cover the cucumbers) into a large …

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WEBAnd although the recipe does take nine days, only a little time is required each day. Pickling the old-fashioned way — slowly, in a crock — yields a crisp, delicious pickle that you …

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WEBDay 14. One the sugar has dissolved completely, you can pack the sweet pickles into jars. Sterilize jars, lids and rings. Spoon pickles into pint-sized jars. Be sure to leave ½ inch …

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WEBLet stand 3 hours. Sterilize 2 quart jar; leave in hot water until ready to fill. In medium saucepan, combine vinegar with sugar and salt. Cook over moderate heat, stirring, until …

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WEBPack the pickles into hot sterilized quart jars, leaving 1/4 inch headspace. Remove the spice bag and bring the syrup to a boil. Pour the hot syrup over the pickles, leaving 1/4 …

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WEBDay 9. Drain cucumbers. Slice cucumbers about 1/4-1/2″ thick, depending on your preference, and place in a colander to continue draining. Layer cucumbers in a large …

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WEBInstructions. Add erythritol (1 teaspoon), Angostura bitters (3 dashes) and water (1 teaspoon) to a rocks glass, and stir until the erythritol dissolves. Add large ice cube to …

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WEBCut cucumbers lengthwise in quarters and soak 2-3 hours in ice water. Drain. Pack into jars with a slice of onion on bottom and top. Add 1 teaspoon celery seed to each jar. Bring …

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WEBPour the pickling lime solution over the cucumber slices, and weigh them down with a plate to ensure they're completely submerged. Soak the cucumbers for about 12 hours, or …

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