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In a 4 gallon crock with a lid, place a ... one of fresh dill leaves, stems and/or seeds. Over ... water or the pickles will not ferment properly), 1 ... 1/4-inch headspace in jars.

Put half of dill in bottom of crock with garlic. Arrange cucumbers in ... ready in 1 to 3 days, depending on how thoroughly pickled you want them.

Wash and place in crock; pickles, grape (or horseradish) leaves and dill. Boil together water, vinegar, ... day. Allow to cure in a cool place.

Place vinegar, water, peppercorns, salt ... place layer of dill, garlic, then pack in ... remove dill and garlic from the jars. Keep refrigerated.

Put a thick layer of fresh dill in bottom of crock. Add clean, fresh picked ... observing color. When pickles have finished curing, taste and ... (212°F) for 10 minutes.



Place a bed of grape leaves on bottom of crock. Alternate layers of cucumbers, dill and garlic to fill crock. ... Place left over pickles in refrigerator.

Use a 2 gallon crock (old fashioned kind). In it layer the pickles, dill and grapes to the top. ... down into brine. Wait 5 to 6 days until ready.

Spread some dill on bottom of 1 gallon jar. Fit in pickles and top with additional dill. ... jar in refrigerator. The pickles are ready to eat.

Place pork loin in Crock-Pot and add seasonings (I ... buns with sliced dill pickles and mustard on the side. ... some good potato chips! Enjoy! .

Start with grape leaves in bottom of crock. Layer with washed cucumbers, dill, and grape leaves. A ... start checking to see if they are ready.

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