Don’t waste any of your garden’s bounty or pass up a sale at the market.
it’s possible for you to pickle so many fruits and vegetables for year-round enjoyment.
Pickling is perfect for so much more than just cucumbers.
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Each walks you step-by-step through how topickle foods.
Don’t let the season’s bounty go to wastetry our pickling recipes of all varieties!
The basicpickle brinecan be seasoned with your favorite herbs to infuse the most flavor.
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Keep this easy pickle recipe handy to add a tangy bite to crostini, salads, and more.
This tried-and-true pickle recipe is incredibly versatile.
Vinegar and a bit of rosemary go a long way in flavoring this peppery tomato canning recipe.
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Pickled Plums
Ever notice how you don’teat enough plums?
This pickling recipe is here to change that!
Bread-and-Butter Zucchini Pickles
Classic bread-and-butter pickles get azucchini twist!
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For the sweetest flavor, choose zucchini that are no more than 8 inches long and 2-1/2 inches around.
Watermelon Pickles
Don’t let any part of yoursummer watermelongo to waste!
Instead of tossing it, make this pickled watermelon rind recipe to serve alongside the juicy fruit.
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Garlicky Pickled Mixed Veggies
In search of a pickling recipe for cauliflower or carrots?
Try both at the same time with these bright and flavorful pickled veggies.
And look how pretty they arelike afarmers marketin a jar.
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Choose a blend of peppers; we like to use Anaheim, banana, and jalapeno peppers.
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