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Pickle Recipes

Pickle recipes are for just about anything!

How about pickled carrots?

Pickled Peppers? Hot or mild?

Have you ever had dilly beans? MMMmm

Pickled green tomatoes, preserve the unripened fruits that would end up frozen in the fall.

Another great way to preserve the end of the harvest is mixed vegetable pickles.

Chop some of those veggies and combine to make sweet pickle relish.

A great pickling tip from one of SimplyCanning's readers.  


 More recipe links at the bottom of this page.
  
canning pickles

When you think of canning pickles you probably think immediately of a cucumber.  However, pickling is  not just for cucumbers.

Pickling is simply the preserving of food (many different foods) in an acid, often vinegar. The acidic environment prevents bacterial growth and thus makes the food safe to eat.  

Spices and or sweeteners are added for flavor.  

When canning pickles you will process in a water bath canner





Types of Pickles   

Brined or Fermented Pickles
Fermenting is a form of pickling.   The food to be pickled is soaked in a salty brine to ferment or cure. This is the most time consuming method. Brining time can vary from a couple of days to several weeks.  

Fresh Pack Pickles 
Also known as quick process.  These pickles are packed in a vinegar solution. They can be brined from a few hours to overnight.  The are then processed and allowed to set for up to several weeks to allow flavors to develop.

Relishes
Relishes are a combination of vegetables or fruits that are chopped and packed in a vinegar solution.  Sweeteners or spices are added to for flavor.   Relishes can be sweet, or add some hot peppers for a spicy touch.

Fruit Pickles 
Fruits are brined in a sweet and sour syrup.  Usually with vinegar and sugar.  
 
Sauces  
Sauces include Ketchup, Chili sauce or Barbeque Sauce and more.


Pickle Recipes

Dilly Beans

Pickled Carrots

Pickled Beets

Pickled Green Tomatoes

Pickled Peppers

Pickled Peppers Rings

Sweet Pickle Relish

Bread and Butter Pickles

Homemade Ketchup  (or is it catsup?)

Pickling Spice Recipe







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