Super easy, super crunchy and deeelish! With a hint of sweet and just enough spice, these pickles are great on sandwiches, diced in salads, and straight outta the fridge munches. Enjoy!
Total Time: Prep 15 minutes, ferment 72 hours
Yield: 2 dozen spears
Link: http://triingforbalance.blogspot.com/2014/08/in-pickle.html
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My whole family and I love pickles. I have always thought it would be awesome to make them, but do not know the first thing about "canning". Now that I know I can simply make them in the fridge, there's nothing to stop me! Thanks... thumbs up to you! By the way, these look delicious!:)
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Enjoy these fresh, crunchy and yummy tasting homemade dill pickles!
Excellent way to use some of those cucumbers from the garden.
I have an abundance of cucumbers this season, and will be trying all different kinds of recipes. This one was so fast and easy-no canning required. I think I will be making these a lot.
This keeps a long time and is very easy to fix. Pack onions and cucumbers in a gallon jar. Mix rest of ingredients until sugar and salt is dissolved and pour over cucumbers and onions in jar.
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Mix sugar, vinegar, salt & spices together. Do not heat. Keep this syrup cold. Wash and sterilize 4 quart fruit jars.
These go great at potlucks and keeps well in refrigerator for quite a while. We prefer these without the last 3 ingredients.