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Wash cucumbers; cut in half ... adding 2 sprigs dill weed and 4 peppercorns. Pour hot vinegar solution ... boiling water bath. Makes 6 to 7 pints.

Wash cucumbers; cut in 1/2 ... adding 2 sprigs dill weed and 4 peppercorns. Pour hot vinegar solution ... boiling water bath. Yield 6-7 pints.

1. For whole pickles, select cucumbers up to ... boiling water bath 10 minutes for halved cucumbers; 20 minutes for whole cucumbers. Yield 6 quarts.

Sterilize 4 quart jars. Place garlic, peppercorns, clove spice and dill in each jar. Scrub cucumbers ... Seal jars. Let pickles ripen at least 5 days before serving.

Wash cucumbers thoroughly; slice in ... Add 2 tablespoons dill seed and 3 peppercorns to each jar. Fill with ... For plain dill pickles, just omit garlic. Yield: 7 pints.



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.

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.

Combine dill, garlic and peppercorn. Pack with pickles in gallon jar. Bring brine ... and secure with rubber band. Let stand in sun for 3 days.

Fill balance of each jar with cold water. Seal tightly and place in water bath. Start water bath with cold water. When water boils, take ...

Fill jars with pickles. Pour into jars and seal. (1 peppercorn per jar if desired.) I ... jar. For regular dill pickles omit garlic, peppercorn and hot pepper.

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