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Re: Dill Pickle Recipe?
[Re: FurFlyin]
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07/04/19 09:10 PM
07/04/19 09:10 PM
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I tried my hand at lacto fermented pickles again. I started a couple of quarts a week ago today. I used 2T of salt per quart of water. I put one sprig of dill, a teaspoon of Turmeric, one clove of garlic, and one "chunk" of onion per quart. I sliced the cucumbers, packed them as tightly as I could in quart jars with the other ingredients, then filled them with salt water. I opened a quart today and tried a couple of slices. They taste really good. The spices aren't strong enough but they need a couple more weeks of fermentation. I'm not going to start another batch until I see if these are spiced to suit me.
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