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]]> By: morihttp://www.whiparrow.com/articles/3-tips-for-network-marketing-success/comment-page-1/#comment-749 mori Wed, 07 Apr 2010 02:19:00 +0000 http://www.whiparrow.com/articles/3-tips-for-network-marketing-success/#comment-749 yes all pickles are made from cucumbers but they take a long time! my grandma makes a ton every year. heres a recipe for dill pickles (my favorite)! DILL PICKLES 7 lbs. cucumbers, about 3 1/2" long 12 stalks fresh dill 1 pt. cider vinegar 1 c. rock salt (the kind used in making ice cream) 2 1/4 qts. water 12 green grape leaves Wash cucumbers thoroughly in 2 or 3 cold water baths. Pack vertically in clean, sterile quart or half gallon jars, leaving enough space in the top of jar for dill. Wash the dill quickly through cold water to remove dust. Fold up compactly and stuff one stalk down between pickles and one in top of each jar to fill up the space above pickles. Heat vinegar, salt and water just to boiling. Immediately pour over pickles, filling jars to 1/2" from top. Stuff in folded grape leaves. Seal. Store in cool, dark place. They taste best after about 6 months. Makes 6 to 7 quarts. yes all pickles are made from cucumbers but they take a long time! my grandma makes a ton every year.

heres a recipe for dill pickles (my favorite)!

DILL PICKLES

7 lbs. cucumbers, about 3 1/2" long
12 stalks fresh dill
1 pt. cider vinegar
1 c. rock salt (the kind used in making ice cream)
2 1/4 qts. water
12 green grape leaves

Wash cucumbers thoroughly in 2 or 3 cold water baths. Pack vertically in clean, sterile quart or half gallon jars, leaving enough space in the top of jar for dill. Wash the dill quickly through cold water to remove dust. Fold up compactly and stuff one stalk down between pickles and one in top of each jar to fill up the space above pickles. Heat vinegar, salt and water just to boiling. Immediately pour over pickles, filling jars to 1/2" from top. Stuff in folded grape leaves. Seal. Store in cool, dark place. They taste best after about 6 months. Makes 6 to 7 quarts.

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