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GregWCIL
Posted 8/14/2020 20:22 (#8435600 - in reply to #8435435)
Subject: RE: Homemade dill pickles


West Central Illinois

Just google lacto-fermented vegetables for more details. For example, you should not use iodized salt as the iodine can inhibit the good bacteria. I use pickling salt, sea salt or kosher salt. Weighing it is best.

I often do small batches in 1 or 2 quart wide mouth canning jars. I bought some cheap real glass drinking glasses that fit loosely in the wide mouth jars to hold the veggies under water.

Ive had good luck pickling green beans/jalapeño peppers, cauliflower,  and lots of colorful mixes. Carrots taste ok but had kind of a slimy surface. Some kinds of hot peppers also didn’t work well. Trying it in small batches is a good idea.

I start taste testing after a week and when I like the level of acidity, remove the dill and grape leaves and repack the pickles in a vinegar/water mix and refrigerate. 

 

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