Pickling
It's more than just cucumbers.
When you think of pickle recipes you probably think immediately of cucumber pickles. However, pickling is not just for cucumbers! When you think of pickle recipes you probably think immediately of cucumber pickles. However, pickling is not just for cucumbers!
Learn how to make homemade dill pickles, cucumber relish, bread & butter pickles, pickled beets, sauerkraut, pickled green beans, and more!
Pickling, simply put, is the preserving of food (actually many different foods) in an acid, often vinegar. The acidic environment prevents bacterial growth and thus makes the food safe to eat. Spices and or sweeteners are added for flavor.
This course will show you how to make spicy or sweet pickles, relishes, pickled vegetables and more.
Learn what makes a pickle recipe safe and better yet, crunchy!
What are the different types of pickles?
Pickling basics... salt? vinegar? How to keep the crunch.
Yes really, I teach you the very thing you need to get rid of soggy pickles! Because no one likes soggy pickles. :(
Included:
Introduction
- Pickling Basics
- Pickling Salt
- Pickling Vinegar
- Pickling-Keep the Crunch!
Pickled Food Recipes
- Dill Pickles
- Pickled Peppers
- Pickled Beets
- Small Batch Dill Pickles
- Dilly Beans
- Canning Relish
- Pickled Asparagus
- Bread and Butter Pickles
- Sauerkraut
This eCourse also includes:
- Companion printables and suggested resources.
- Tips from my kitchen to yours.
- Lifetime access so you’ll get ALL future course updates.
Pickling; Dill, Sweet, Relish, Vegetables and more.
Pickling is an easy canning method.
It’s really quite simple (once you learn the basics). Because of the acidity levels, you don’t even need a pressure canner for pickling, making it the perfect canning project for beginners and everyone with extra garden or farmer’s market produce that’s just going to waste.
