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About 15 medium size cucumbers, cut in chunks (if small ones are used, pierce with tooth pick or steel fork to keep from shriveling). Make ...

Make brine of 2 cups ... and 1 tablespoon alum and pour over pickles (fresh hot bath for 3 ... finish filling jars with liquid and seal at once.

This is my Great Aunt's ... For one gallon pickles, cut in chunks, use ... water, 1 tablespoon alum and 1 tablespoon turmeric, then ... while hot. . A. Iske

Ingredients (for pickling solution): 2 ... pint salt Water Alum (optional) Boiling water Sweet Amish Pickles Syrup (see below).Syrup Ingredients6 cups ... celery seeds (if using), and cinnamon sticks. Bring ... bath for 15 minutes.

Combine squash, onions and sweet peppers; sprinkle with pickling salt. ... 2 lumps of alum (optional) and adjust two piece ... a boiling water bath.



Wash cucumbers; cut off flower ... pickling spices and alum between 2 (1 quart) jars. ... hours before serving. Pickles will keep up to 3 months in refrigerator. 2 quarts pickles.

Heat salt, sugar, vinegar, and bring to a boiling point. Pour over cucumbers while hot. Seal at once. Put in hot water bath for 10 minutes. ...

Wash cucumbers and place whole ... Make a brine, using 2 cups canning salt and ... 2 tablespoons powdered alum. Bring to a boil ... them in small quantities.

Pour first five ingredients over vegetables, stir well. Let stand 10 minutes. Stir again. Seal tight, keep in refrigerator up to six ...

Heat brine ingredients until all ... gallon thin sliced pickles. Shake well, one at ... 10 days. Keep refrigerated until all eaten. Delicious.

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