This is pickled string beans with peppers in a vinegar brine.
It also includes pepper, dill, and horseradish.
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Here's the brine recipe:
3 cups water
6 cups vinegar
6Tbsp salt
3/4 cup sugar
The jar also contained string beans, hot peppers, garlic, mustard seed, and horseradish.
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The certification committee doesn't think this recipe is a safe vinegar brine recipe. It seems like you did it during the PTJ event, along with other recent posters. Please double check your notes and verify if this was the recipe you used. You can use the "edit" function which is hidden behind the (...) button at the top of the post you want to edit.
I made a quart and a half of pickles in 3 pint jars with a variety of cucumbers. Brine recipe: 3 cups water, 3 cups vinegar, 3 Tbsp salt. Seasoning recipe: garlic, dill, coriander.
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Benton, Thank you for your patience. The BB committee is pondering what "finished" means. If you have a photo of the seals showing a vacuum (the button down) and add it (use the three-dot button to reveal the edit button), then I can certify while we continue the discussion.
Benton, in case you missed the staff note on your post (I don't think you get email notifications for those, sadly!), it asks, "Benton, Thank you for your patience. The BB committee is pondering what "finished" means. If you have a photo of the seals showing a vacuum (the button down) and add it (use the three-dot button to reveal the edit button), then I can certify while we continue the discussion."
My green beans are producing a nice crop, but I'm not a huge fan of eating them stir fried, steamed, or boiled - but I do enjoy them pickled, so I pickled a batch of two quarts.
Hi Nicole, sorry, I did not receive a notification regarding the comment. Here is a photo of the same three pickles jars three weeks later with the buttons still down.
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I pickled and canned 6 1/2 pints of onions, carrots, and jalapeños. I started with this recipe as a concept but it’s just a quick pickle so to figure out how to can it, I looked at NCHFP, here and here.
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Carrots and onions.
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Chiles in lime.
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Getting everything ready.
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Filling the jars.
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The first eight half pints boiling.
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Coming out of the heat!
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Yum! I have to wait a few days for flavor to develop, but these will be great.
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1) put veggies and herbs in to your hearts content (celery, carrot, green tomatoes, onion, garlic, dill, jalepeno, cauliflower)
2) boil water, vinegar and salt together (1:3 ratio vinegar to water with 1 tablespoon of salt)
3) fill jars and put lid on
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this recipe doesn't need to go into the bath, since you dump the water and vinegar in while boiling and put the lids on immediately, it has the same effect and a seal is created as it cools.
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ingredients
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green tomatoes
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notice the cutting board and the cut up cauliflower on the left (prepping ingredients)
Someone flagged this submission as not complete. BBV price: 1 Note: While there might be some recipies that don't say you need to water bath can, this BB requires it. Sorry!
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