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Wash cucumbers and cut into ... 8 quarts. NOTE: Pickles are best if left to ... or so. This allows cucumbers to absorb flavorings from spices.

Bring vinegar, water and salt ... cucumbers lengthwise. Pack in pickle jars. Cover pickles with brine. Good around November. Makes around 7 quarts.

Place in clean quart jars: Stuff jars with cucumbers and to each jar, add 1 tablespoon sugar. Bring to a boil: Pour boiling solution over ...

Pack lengthwise in hot sterile jars (pint) leaving 1/4 inch headroom. 2 pounds stemmed tender green beans to each jar. Add: Bring to boil: ...

Combine ingredients. Bring to boil, ... cucumbers or use whole cucumbers. Put this on top of cucumbers: You do not have to pressure cook these pickles.



Bring to hard boil, water, ... 1 teaspoon sugar, dill, etc. to each quart. ... Seal at once. Process 10 minutes in boiling bath to seal better.

Wash pickles well; cut them into spears ... before putting the tops on or they might not seal. Keep out of draft. Let stand 10 days before using.

Place on stove and boil. Pack in sterile jar: Pour vinegar mixture in jars and seal. Leave 3 weeks. Use cucumbers, okra, beans.

Slice cucumbers and put in jars. Put peppercorn, dill seed, salt and garlic into jars. Bring vinegar and water to boil; pour over pickles. Seal.

Place in each jar: Boil salt, vinegar, alum, garlic, dill weed, hot pepper in water. ... jars. Pour solution into jars. Seal. Makes 6 to 8 quarts.

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