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Fill jars with pickles. Pour into jars and ... pod of hot fresh pepper per jar. For regular dill pickles omit garlic, peppercorn and hot pepper.
Brine solution for one gallon. Pack pickles, dill, cut up garlic and ... into tempered gallon jug. Let stand 24 hours. Refrigerate 3 days and eat.
Bring first four ingredients to a boil. Pour over pickles. Add 2 cloves garlic and 1 head dill to each quart. Place lid ... bath for 10 minutes.
24. CROCK PICKLES
Heat water, vinegar, salt, alum ... Pour over small pickles or quartered cucumbers. Add dill weed and garlic. Put in ... and seal with hot lids.
Wash cucumbers, place in 3 ... jars. Place 3 dill heads and 2 teaspoons mustard ... bath for 10 minutes. Remove jars, wipe dry, seal. 8 quarts.
Makes 30 quarts sliced pickles, 40 quarts whole pickles. ... 2 pieces fresh dill; 1/8 teaspoon alum; 1 ... seed and cover with boiling liquid.
Pour over pickles boiling water to cover the ... more day. Can hot. Put in hot water and bring to boil. Let set until cold. Very good and crispy.
Fill 5 quart plastic pail (with cover) with pickles standing on end, dill at top and bottom of ... white vinegar and canning salt. Heat to a rapid ... refrigerator for 1 year.
Let your water, vinegar and ... Then put your pickles in the boiling water until ... in jars and dill on the bottom. Then stuff ... put in hot pepper.
Wash jars. In bottom of each jar place the dill, hot pepper, garlic, mustard ... water, sugar and canning salt. Bring to a boil ... use for next batch.
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