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To: CottonBall

Not sure -—— but I think there’s a special pickling cucumber.

You heat the ing and pour over pickle spears in canning jars.


44 posted on 05/25/2016 6:01:30 PM PDT by Liz (SAFE PLACE? A liberal's mind. Nothing's there. Nothing can penetrate it.)
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To: Liz; All

If anyone has a recipe for mustard pickles post it up

we used to make them in a crock and store in a cool place

My Moms recipes use saccharine and the measurements are non existent LOL

She calls for Oleo in baking LOL


47 posted on 05/25/2016 6:09:11 PM PDT by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: Liz

I found this-

“The single most important factor, though, is thin skin. A thick, waxy skin slows or prevents the brining process, yielding a very soggy pickle with a “one note” flavor. When you’re harvesting your cucumbers (even if it’s from the bin at the grocery store or farmer’s market) look for small, firm, thin-skinned cukes and save the glossy waxed ones for salad. If you’re growing cukes in the garden, harvest them while they’re still on the small side — 4” to 6” long.”

So maybe I’ll give it a try!

I know I’ll pickle some beets - yummmm!


57 posted on 05/25/2016 6:24:19 PM PDT by CottonBall
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