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The ABSOLUTE BEST Fermented Pickle Recipe You've Ever Tasted
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Learn how to make full sour pickles with this easy, vinegar-free fermented pickle recipe.
Using a traditional saltwater brine, these pickles are packed with flavor and probiotics.
Follow along for step-by-step instructions to create perfectly crisp and tangy pickles at home.
Stay tuned until the end for a special bonus tip for second unique and healthy probiotic! These pickles are perfect for anyone looking to improve gut health while enjoying a delicious homemade snack.
#FullSourPickles #FermentedPickles #ProbioticPickles #GutHealth #HomemadePickles #PickleRecipe #DIYFermentation
Recipe:
20 or so small cucumbers (whatever will fit in your jar)
1 3/4 tablespoons kosher/coarse salt (must be non-iodized) dissolved in 1/4 cup boiling water
water
1/4 teaspoon mustard seed OR small jalapeno pepper or other hot pepper,
1/4-1/2 teaspoon whole black peppers
2-3 bay leaves
4-5 dill fronds or stalks
3 peeled and sliced garlic cloves or leave whole if you want to eat them later
Directions:
Scrub your cucumbers and cut off the tops and tails (just a bit off each end). Pack them tightly in a glass jar with a wide mouth and a lid or cover, making sure there’s enough room to cover them with liquid. Take the dissolved salt in the 1/4 cup boiling water and add cold water to make 4 cups in total in a separate bowl/measuring cup. Set aside. Put herbs in the jars. Pour the liquid brine over the cucumbers until they are completely covered by the liquid. Take a plastic lid or crunched up plastic wrap or other non reactive object to hold the cucumbers down. They won’t try to float yet since they are tightly packed but with each day of pickling, they get a bit smaller and this will keep them submerged. Place the jar in a bowl or plate to catch any leakage of fluid.
When ready, place in fridge to store.
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Welcome to my table of life.
My name is Maureen Washington and I am a new Urban Homesteader on 1/4 acre in Zone 9B.
My dream to buy property to grow and live on a larger scale and to create a legacy for my Kidults and grandchildren. I doing what I can to learn as much on this small scale so that I can one day grow more and have multiple animals.
0:00 - Intro and Pickle Story
1:05 - What Are Full Sour Pickles?
2:15 - Why Fermenting Pickles is Great for Gut Health
4:10 - Preparing the Cucumbers and Ingredients
5:55 - Creating the Saltwater Brine
7:45 - Packing the Jar with Cucumbers
9:20 - Adding Dill, Peppercorns, Mustard Seeds, Bay Leaves & Garlic
11:30 - Pouring the Brine Over the Cucumbers
13:05 - Using Weights to Keep Pickles Submerged
15:00 - Fermentation Timeline: How Long to Wait
16:20 - Taste Test: Full Sour Pickles
18:30 - Bonus Tip:
20:00 - Closing Remarks and Gut Health Tips
Using a traditional saltwater brine, these pickles are packed with flavor and probiotics.
Follow along for step-by-step instructions to create perfectly crisp and tangy pickles at home.
Stay tuned until the end for a special bonus tip for second unique and healthy probiotic! These pickles are perfect for anyone looking to improve gut health while enjoying a delicious homemade snack.
#FullSourPickles #FermentedPickles #ProbioticPickles #GutHealth #HomemadePickles #PickleRecipe #DIYFermentation
Recipe:
20 or so small cucumbers (whatever will fit in your jar)
1 3/4 tablespoons kosher/coarse salt (must be non-iodized) dissolved in 1/4 cup boiling water
water
1/4 teaspoon mustard seed OR small jalapeno pepper or other hot pepper,
1/4-1/2 teaspoon whole black peppers
2-3 bay leaves
4-5 dill fronds or stalks
3 peeled and sliced garlic cloves or leave whole if you want to eat them later
Directions:
Scrub your cucumbers and cut off the tops and tails (just a bit off each end). Pack them tightly in a glass jar with a wide mouth and a lid or cover, making sure there’s enough room to cover them with liquid. Take the dissolved salt in the 1/4 cup boiling water and add cold water to make 4 cups in total in a separate bowl/measuring cup. Set aside. Put herbs in the jars. Pour the liquid brine over the cucumbers until they are completely covered by the liquid. Take a plastic lid or crunched up plastic wrap or other non reactive object to hold the cucumbers down. They won’t try to float yet since they are tightly packed but with each day of pickling, they get a bit smaller and this will keep them submerged. Place the jar in a bowl or plate to catch any leakage of fluid.
When ready, place in fridge to store.
Join my channel memberships to get access to perks:
----------
Please join me on my VLOG journey; Like, Subscribe and Share my channel.
As an Amazon Associate, I get a small % when you use my link.
I will be posting the products that I LOVE to use on my Urban Homestead!
KONK: A MUST HAVE for indoor pest control!!!
(for catching flies outdoors)
CANNING TOOLS
I love my cotton casual overalls! (I own 3 different colors!)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
Welcome to my table of life.
My name is Maureen Washington and I am a new Urban Homesteader on 1/4 acre in Zone 9B.
My dream to buy property to grow and live on a larger scale and to create a legacy for my Kidults and grandchildren. I doing what I can to learn as much on this small scale so that I can one day grow more and have multiple animals.
0:00 - Intro and Pickle Story
1:05 - What Are Full Sour Pickles?
2:15 - Why Fermenting Pickles is Great for Gut Health
4:10 - Preparing the Cucumbers and Ingredients
5:55 - Creating the Saltwater Brine
7:45 - Packing the Jar with Cucumbers
9:20 - Adding Dill, Peppercorns, Mustard Seeds, Bay Leaves & Garlic
11:30 - Pouring the Brine Over the Cucumbers
13:05 - Using Weights to Keep Pickles Submerged
15:00 - Fermentation Timeline: How Long to Wait
16:20 - Taste Test: Full Sour Pickles
18:30 - Bonus Tip:
20:00 - Closing Remarks and Gut Health Tips
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