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On 6/13/2011 1:33 PM, Serene Vannoy wrote:
> On 06/13/2011 11:29 AM, George Shirley wrote: > >> Do you plan on water bath canning them once they're fermented? If so >> that would be the time to add the Pickle Crisp. I'm not sure adding >> Pickle Crisp to fermenting pickles would even work, as in while in the >> bucket. > > Yep, I'm gonna can them at the end. Thanks! (Might can some with and > some without Pickle Crisp, just to see the difference.) > > Serene I think you will be pleased with the texture of those with Pickle Crisp, it's well worth the three-week wait to open a jar. Had to have some notary work done today, our CPA does it for us. His price was a jar each of Kumquat marmalade, sunchoke pickles, dilly beans, and fig jam. Saved us about $25.00 and the stuff needed to be eaten up anyway. Barter is the way to go. Now if I can get the tax man to take preserves. |
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