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Crunch a crisp dill pickle with a noon time ... pot and allow to simmer. 2. Place dill, garlic ... water bath 20 minutes. Yield: About 4 quarts.

Pack cucumbers tightly into quart ... garlic, 2 tablespoon dill seed, 1/2 teaspoon red pepper. ... hot water bath for 20 minutes. Makes 7 quarts.

Use any dill pickles, regular, Kosher, or home ... temperature but cool). Return pickles to their jar and fill with syrup. Cover and refrigerate.

Prepare 6 quart jars. Stuff 2 dill heads into each. Add 1 teaspoon pickling spice to each, 2 cloves garlic and ... jars. Store for several months.

Pick and wash cucumbers. Pack in jars with dill weed. Bring to boil: water, vinegar, salt. Pour over pickles and dill weed. Seal jars. ... 6 weeks before serving.



Wash and sterilize canning jars ... and bring just to boiling point. Wash the cucumbers ... leaf, alum, and dill in the bottom of each ... use. When the pickles become clear, they are ready. ... refrigerator. You can make small amounts if you don't have space to keep them.

Rinse cucumbers well; remove stems ... Add 1 head dill or 2 tablespoons dill seed and 1 clove garlic to each jar. For brine, combine ... 15 minutes. Let pickles stand at least 1 week before using. Makes 6 quarts.

Heat ... Put dill and 1/2 clove of garlic in each jar. Stuff pickles cold. Fill jar with hot water and vinegar and salt. Seal. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cut oven off ... several hours to make sure they seal.

Mix salt, alum, vinegar, and water. Bring to a boil, then cool. Wash cucumber pickles. To Pack Jars: Place ... bottom. Pack pickles, dill, and garlic cloves in ... do not affect process!

Wash, scrub, drain cucumbers. Cover ... cloth bag. Heat to boiling. Pack cucumbers in clean, ... seed, garlic and dill to each jar. Cover with ... tablespoon vinegar per gallon.

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