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Hi, I'm endeavoring to make Kosher Dill Pickles, and my first batch
came out more salty than sour or "dilly;" Since it's February, I could not find the fresh dill heads, so I used dill and dill seeds. The dill I used, as the produce guy explained, is used for dressing fish, etc., and not the stuff that is used for canning (which comes available late summer, which is way to hot a time of year for making pickles). Anyway, does anyone know how to get the pickles sour and "dilly" like the ones you get in new york city? thanks, beebe |
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