Getting started making Dill Pickles |
1 pickling mix package
7 1/3 cups water
3 1/3 cups white vinegar
1/8 tsp dill weed per jar
1/2 tsp chopped garlic per jar
Boil mixture. Pack jars with dill, garlic and sliced pickles. Pour mixture over cucumbers leaving 1/2 inch. Then follow canning instructions.
Ready to sit for at least 24 hours |
I also pickled some carrots. Turned out yummy to me! |
I also did a quart of tomato sauce (on the left) and 3 pints of strawberry jelly. |
Strawberry Jelly
4 cups mashed strawberries
1 cup sugar (taste for sweetness)
1 packet of strawberry jello
Boil mixture, and follow canning instructions.
My son, Elliott opened a quart of the pickles tonight to try them, and this is what's left :-) |
Are these cucumbers and strawberries from this season? We still have snow on the ground up here so I'm drooling over your pics! Mary
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary!
ReplyDeleteI did a wedding for 300, and this was produce I had left over from the vegetable trays and fruit table. I purchased them at the local grocery store. They were not as good as fresh, but I work with what is available. I can't wait to get my garden going. I have seedlings started, so it won't be long now :-) I'm in SC so I think we are past the frost and freeze days now... knock on wood!!!
Those carrots look fantastic! I can totally see my family digging on them!
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