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Lee.mcglynnLee.mcglynn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,228
We'll I just love about everything pickled especially pickled tomatoes!! I've been searching for great recipes and through trial and error have only have very few live up to my standards....anyone else know a good recipie?

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  • matkn293matkn293 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,277
    I wish I had one for you. I love pickled stuff too. It is pickliiscious! Ok, I know, that was a bit over the top.
  • 0patience0patience Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,767
    Yum. Pickled Halibut and pickled cod.
    My step-dad used to make a killer pickled halibut.
    Wish I could find that recipe.
  • rsherman24rsherman24 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,711
    I make tons of pickles, but never tomatoes. I will soon have an abundance of tomatoes too. If you come across any, let us know
  • First WarriorFirst Warrior Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 707
    Lee.mcglynn:
    We'll I just love about everything pickled especially pickled tomatoes!! I've been searching for great recipes and through trial and error have only have very few live up to my standards....anyone else know a good recipie?
    Best book on pickling I have found is So Easy To Preserve by University of Georgia Coop Extension www.soeasytopreserve.com The book has many many great recipes
  • BigshizzaBigshizza Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 10,949
    Yum!! My sister makes great cukes and green beans. I will ask her about tomatoes. Take the alcohol out of a Bloody Mary and a doctored up spicy tomatoe drink with pickled green bean and asparagas!!
  • MartelMartel Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,423
    I thought this was a thread about you being drunk...but dang, now I want something pickled. Just not pigs feet.
  • jliujliu Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,055
    i like pickled asian feet ;)
  • Rob1110Rob1110 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,454
    Pickling is a lot of fun but I've never followed a recipe. I do that a lot. There are general guidelines, as in: Don't boil tomatoes or cucumbers as they'll get mushy and nasty. Some veggies need a quick boil (I just boil in the vinegar/water mix), like Cauliflower (fav of mine). I recently pickled cauliflower, radishes, carrots, jalapenos, anise root, green beans and asparagus. When I did tomatoes, I used green tomatoes, sliced thin and used a fairly standard, dill/garlic pickle brine but added a bit of honey, star anise, clove and allspice. I actually really liked those spices with the pickled tomatoes. They're great on a sandwich.

    Good Luck!
  • dr_frankenstein56dr_frankenstein56 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,519
    so when your finished with the pickles we can expect you to have a bunch of new cigar jars? LOL >>>

    Aj
  • Amos UmwhatAmos Umwhat Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,523
    Wife and I made our first ever batch of pickles yesterday. We grew some "Lemon" cucumbers this year, and wanted some way to preserve them. We just used a one-step mix, but we've bought some pickling spices etc., thinking about pickling some of the carrots that need to come out of the ground. We also grew some yellow tomatoes that are small, like cherry-tomato small, but so many have split, I'm not sure how successful that would be. Might sift through and try some if we do the carrots. Decidedly fun.
  • Thanatos0320Thanatos0320 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
    IF you like pickled things then you should try pickled garlic. I just got some habanero pickled garlic and it is FANTASTIC! It's neither too hot nor too garlicy
  • rsherman24rsherman24 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,711
    Thanatos0320:
    IF you like pickled things then you should try pickled garlic. I just got some habanero pickled garlic and it is FANTASTIC! It's neither too hot nor too garlicy

    Never thought of that. I have about 20 heads of garlic from the garden wondering what to do with them
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