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Cucumber-Dill Refrigerator Pickles

Fridge pickles can capture the classic, cucumber-and-dill flavor and crispness without the hassle of canning. Learn to make Cucumber-Dill Refrigerator Pickles.

If there was any doubt that I love pickles, it was dispelled when my first cookbook focused entirely on pickling. Even I explored some new-to-me flavors and foods for that book, some of which has since become personal favorites: Lime-Pickled Onions, Cultured Curtido (Cabbage Slaw), Zucchini Escabeche (Grilled and Pickled Zucchini), Fresh Pears with Lemon, Tepache (Fermented Pineapple Beverage),…

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Spring Asparagus Pickles

Join me at two free workshops to learn about growing and buying the ingredients you need to make your own delicious pickles. Learn to make Spring Asparagus Pickles.

Pickling asparagus. Photograph by Andrea Getts. As I note this week in my Twice as Tasty column for the Flathead Beacon, in my world, spring means pickling workshops. I’m offering two free workshops in the upcoming week: a virtual presentation and demonstration on March 6 and an in-person talk with samples on March 10. I hope you can join me. Learn more about these workshops in my column. Learn…

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Ginger-Spiked Carrot and Apple Pickle

A flavorful pickle can add a bit of zing to many rich holiday main dishes and a splash of color to the table. Learn to make Ginger-Spiked Carrot and Apple Pickle.

Pickles have been a holiday staple since I was a kid. A bowl of home-canned pickles always sat on the dinner table at gatherings. While we waited for guests to arrive, my dad would be sneaking Christmas cookies, but I’d be dipping the cute little serving fork into the pickle bowl. If we set the table too early, I could nearly empty that bowl before the doorbell rang. The flavorful pickle I share…

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#Amlapickle #usirikayapachadi #Gooseberrypickle #Amlakaachar #Amlapicklerecipe #Usiriavakaya #Andhrastyleamlapickle

ఉసిరికాయ పచ్చడి/Amla pickle Andhra style/Goose berry pickle/Amla ka achar/Amla pickle recipe/avakaya

Amla : 250gms

oil : 100ml or 1 cup

red chilli powder 1/2 cup

salt : 1/4 cup

garlic :15 nos

lemon : 1/2

turmaric :1/4 tsp

mustard seeds : 1 tsb

fenugreek seeds : 1/2 tsp

Ginger chutney :---

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Fermenting Tools

When I was testing tools for The Complete Guide to Pickling, I had the most fun with tools for fermentation. Until I started writing the book, I had mostly fermented using tools and equipment already in my kitchen, relying on zip-close bags, small glass jars, and airlocks cobbled together with old canning lids. But when I realized I would be including more than 30 fermented recipes in the book,…

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Canning Tools for Picklers

Canning Tools for Picklers

Once you start making pickles, you may quickly find yourself running out of refrigerator space. But don’t let that slow you down. Instead, consider canning your pickles.

As I explain in the opening chapter of my new book The Complete Guide to Pickling, space is the primary reason I process pickles. Many pickles taste better and stay crisper, and fermented ones keep their probiotic goodness, when…

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Pickling Tools & Hacks

Pickling Tools & Hacks

I’ve been hearing all week from people receiving their copies of The Complete Guide to Pickling. Now that it’s in your hands, I hope you’re excited to start making some tasty pickles. But where to begin, and what do you need?

Writing this book not only let me expand my pickling repertoire but also gave me a chance to test a range of tools designed to make pickling easy and foolproof. I only had…

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Watermelon

Amid summer’s bounty, as I haul bags and boxes of produce from garden to kitchen, I always want more. I clean and trim and slice and wonder whether each root tip and leafy top that lands in my compost bucket could find its way into a dish or jar instead. The nose-to-tail approach to cooking meats could be called tip to top for vegetables and fruits.

Some of your harvest lends itself easily to…

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