I love mustard pickles but have never attempted them before, so last week, after numerous cancellations, Carla's beau and I made the pickles -we are the only ones in the family that eat them, I'm afraid everyone else doesn't know what they're missing - they're so good!!! We bought so many cucumbers, we went crazy and continued on to make Millionaire's Relish - which turned out perfect too! I'm linking this great recipe up with Scrumptious Sunday Recipe Link Party Here's what everything looked like when it went in the pan. The finished product - three jars each. Mustard Pickles. 2 qt. cucumbers 1 1/2 qt. onions 3 red peppers 1 cauliflower 3/4 c. salt 4 c. white sugar 4 c. vinegar 3/4 c. flour 1/4 c. dry mustard 1 1/2 tbsp. tumeric 1 tbsp. celery seed Chop cucumbers, onions, pepper and cauliflower. Place in dish with 3/4 c. salt, cover with water and let stand 2 hours. Drain and put in cooking dish. Add 3 cups vinegar and 3 cups sugar, cook until hot. Blend 3/4 cup flour, remaining cup of sugar, tumeric, celery seed and mustard with last cup of vinegar. Blend into pickles. Remove from stove as soon as they are thickened and seal promptly.
Turn your favorite fried pickles recipe into an amazing Fried Pickle Dip that takes minutes to whip up! This dip is loaded with cream cheese, sour cream, ranch seasoning and it is absolute perfection! Serve with potato chips!
Salty, savory, a little sweet, and full of umami, this sauce only takes 15 minutes to make from start to finish.
Something for lovers of pickles! Unusual sweet pickled qukes or Lebanese cucumber slices in turmeric and mustard brine. It's an easy and simple recipe that you will love! Use these sweet pickled cucumbers in your salad, on burgers, tacos, or as a side dish. They are vegan and gluten-free.
I’ve never made mustard pickles before of any sort, though I’ve tasted them lots of times. Making them myself just never appealed to me that much. Then I read about these, which are a regional specialty in New Brunswick. My husband, a New Brunswicker himself, had never heard of them either. Maybe th
Hearty and bold, this Morocco-inspired grilled lamb burger gets a little kick from harissa mayo and a topping of crisp pickled cabbage.
Pickled habanero peppers deliver a kick of heat and a bit of sweetness in every bite. These zesty pickles are perfect with almost anything!
My mom finally shared her recipe for the ultimate homemade sweet gherkin pickles! These little pickles are perfect for snacking or adding to chicken salad!
Life is all the sweeter when a little bit of sourness is mixed in. These sweet and sour pickled beets are the perfect side to any dish. They make every meal a little bit sweeter and are a great add…
Sweet and tangy, these Horseradish Pickles are quick and easy, using store-bought pickles with amazing ingredients added!
Simple pickling recipe for fresh okra. No special equipment needed as you store it in the refrigerator.
Almost all of use vinegar as a go-to ingredient when we need to add something acidic to a recipe or when needing to preserve foods in the form of pickles. Also, vinegar also has multiple other uses from cutting down on saltiness in overly salty foods, to create vinaigrettes etc. But, did you know that […]
Fish Taco Bowls are everything you love about a delicious fish taco – but loaded into a bowl. Tender cod fish seasoned with a select spices, served with pickled onions, black beans, rice, jalapeño sauce and the most delicious slaw!
Today's free tutorial is our cute little pickle ornament! Lexi created this ornament pattern last winter based on her family tradition of the Christmas Pickle – which I know is a tradition for a lot of families. You can grab the pattern in our shop here, and follow the tutorial below to make your own Christmas pickle! Today we are sharing the pickle pattern and sew along, and tomorrow we will share the pattern and instructions for the can of sardines so stay tuned! The Christmas pickle is a holiday tradition where a Christmas ornament in the shape of a pickle is hidden somewhere on the tree and the first to find the pickle on Christmas morning either receives an extra present, gets to open their presents first, or is said to receive good luck in the following year. No one really knows the true story of how it was started, though there are some very strange tales you can read about here. With this pattern you can make a pickle of your very own (or to give as a gift) and bring this fun tradition to your family this Christmas! Ok! to get started gather your supplies. SUPPLY LIST: Felt, matching thread, hand needle, stuffing, an embroidery needle and beading needle if beading your pickle. For embellishment we have metallic embroidery floss, sequins, seed beads, and puffy paint. We used craft felt here but you can use any fabric or scraps you have lying around. We also have a painted version and a beaded version as examples but you can embellish as you like with whatever is on hand. Trace and cut your pieces. Transfer match points from the pattern onto the wrong side of each piece. Pin one piece to another right sides together along one side. Sew from match point to match point with 1/4
Bread and Butter Pickles, sweet and tangy and crunchy, my favorite pickle canning recipe to capture summer in a jar. These are the best!
An easy Refrigerator Sweet Pickles recipe that takes minimal ingredients and time to prepare and are ready to eat in a few days! You don’t need any canning equipment, and this pickle recipe is a great way to use up leftover cucumbers from your summer garden! I am not a fan of soggy pickles 😝, […]
Refrigerator Dill Pickles are perfectly crisp, sweet, tangy, and ready overnight with no special canning equipment or sterilizing required! These have quickly become a family favorite that we make all summer long!
How to make hot & spicy pickles from your garden fresh cucumbers. A great new way to enjoy a taste of pickles that will give you a little kick!
