Seanna’s Recipes
Quick Pickling 101
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You can find a full tutorial on our website, link in bio!
Here’s the basic info you need to know to get started:
BRINE: The brine is the most important part, but lucky for you, it couldn’t be easier to make! Simply combine equal parts water & vinegar, plus a pinch of salt and sugar or honey in a saucepan and heat until gently simmering.
For one jar of pickles, try using 1 cup water, 1 cup vinegar, 2 tsp salt and 1 tsp sugar.
For a basic quick pickle, we use white vinegar, but feel free to play around with different types of vinegar, or even a combination of two!
FLAVORINGS: You can always just keep it simple with vegetables + a brine, but if you want more flavor, try adding in various spices, herbs, seasonings & more!
A few ideas include fresh garlic, peppercorns, herbs like dill, rosemary & thyme, ginger, turmeric, red pepper flakes, etc.
VEGETABLES: No matter the vegetable you’re using, it’s important to make sure they are sliced evenly.
Try anything from asparagus, to onions, to tomatoes! The sky’s the limit.
JARS: Make sure your jars are properly sanitized before adding in your vegetables and brine. It’s also important to fully cover the vegetables with brine. Make sure to seal tightly and refrigerate - quick pickles can NOT stay at room temperature.
STORAGE: Once your quick pickles are in the jar, let them cook at room temp, then seal tightly and refrigerate. They’ll be ready to enjoy in less than 24 hours!
Most vegetables will last for up to a few weeks, but some (like onions) have a shorter lifespan (about 2 weeks). #pickles #pickling #diy
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