Pickling your garden vegetables is a time honored method of putting them up. This is a guide about how to pickle vegetables.
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Pickling Vegetables
This video by the Alaska Cooperative Extension Service gives a thorough explanation of the process and benefits of preserving your vegetables by pickling them.
I am always trying to find items in the cabinet that can be used more than once. I was faced with trying to find an item to help me keep my peppers that I was pickling submerged in the solution rather than rising to the top. I came up with the idea of filling a gallon zip lock bag with water and placing it on the top of the peppers. Amazingly, it kept them completely submerged for the 18 hours I needed and I was able to reuse the plastic bag.
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I have a pickled vegetables recipe that calls for pearl onions, could I use the cans of pearl onions for this? I found canned pearl onions at Wal-mart. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Marinate Veggies In Pickle Juice
When the pickle jar gets empty, don't throw out that pickle juice. Drop carrot sticks or zucchini slices into the juice and let marinade for a few days. This makes a delicious, healthy snack.
Source: My own idea
By Mom of 1 from Wilkesboro, NC
RE: Marinate Veggies In Pickle Juice
Also delicious with cauliflower, onions sliced into rings, and yellow summer squash. (02/15/2008)
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RE: Marinate Veggies In Pickle Juice
I also drop hard boiled eggs in the juice, yummy alone or in salads! (02/17/2008)
By AHA
RE: Marinate Veggies In Pickle Juice
Bell pepper slices, hot dog chunks, sliced beets. (02/19/2008)