Cucumber recipes
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HAVE: Cucumber salad recipe from Raleigh swap
Comments (7)Hi Jeri, Seems like I was the only one who liked your dish. Did you use yogurt or sour cream in your recipe? When I make it for my family, I want it to taste just like yours - Delicious. Judy...See MoreCucumber recipes
Comments (1)Consider Linda Lou's Sweet Pickle Chunks. They always get rave reviews. Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Linda Lou's Sweet Pickles...See MoreQuestions from a new canner!
Comments (6)Hmmm not sure to start with that particular recipe except to say it is do-at-your-own-risk. Not nearly enough vinegar to be considered safe even if refrigerated (3/4 c vinegar to 1 qt. of water) for a brined pickle. But it does call for 4 T of salt for each quart of water (talk about salty!!) so let's assume it is supposed to be a fermented pickle rather than a brined one. Not sure this author understands they are totally different processes. That would make the amount of vinegar ok but then they are only fermented out on the counter for "couple of days" (vs. 1 week minimum and 3-4 weeks preferably) so they are not fully fermented, not even half fermented. Then placed in the fridge. Safe to eat? Maybe. Depends on when you eat them. After a couple of days on the counter they would be safe but wouldn't have much taste except salt. If eaten after 1 week in the fridge they might taste better but still salty and no more fermented or dill then they were (fridge stops fermentation) but very salty and probably softening. Within 3 weeks listeria will begin to grow in them because they weren't fully fermented to begin with and they will begin to get slimy. You could use the recipe and leave them out on the counter (out of direct sun) for a full week minimum and then taste them to see what you think of all the salt. But personally I'd pass on that recipe and use the NCHFP or the Ball one instead. They are proven to work and be safe to eat. Dave...See MoreLooking for a Lemon Cucumber Pickle Recipe
Comments (2)Here's a link to a thread from September with a French Vanilla Pickle made from lemon cukes. Haven't tried it, so can't really comment. You can use any pickle recipe with lemon cukes. I think a bread and butter type would be good. Use the smaller cukes so they aren't as seedy. Deanna Here is a link that might be useful: French Vanilla Pickles...See More- 4 years ago
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