Tag: pickles

Pickled Mustard Seeds
You know I love to pickle everything….chard stems, grapes…now mustard seeds.

Sweet Sriracha Pickles
I was inspired by pickled dirt. Truly. I pickled some chard stems a while back and my mother assessed that they tasted like “pickled dirt.” OK, so the pickled chard was an acquired taste but that pickling liquid was da’ bomb! I made up some of this sweet-hot brine and threw in some…

Canning Round-Up
Here’s a round-up of what’s been canned and preserved at EE plus you cannot live without this book….

Pickled Green Cherry Tomatoes
What happens when you plant excess dill for the pollinators and black swallow caterpillars? You have a boatload of dill to harvest and you make pickles. What happens when your beautiful and loaded Roma cherry tomato plant mysteriously gets the roots eaten? (Thank you so much little pocket gopher.) You dry your tears and…

Sriracha Swiss Chard Pickles
Another Swiss chard recipe today and and I thought this one would be a keeper. Who doesn’t love pickles? Who doesn’t love Sriracha? Who doesn’t love Swiss chard? OK, there may be a few out there who don’t care for the beautiful leafy stuff or the spicy Asian condiment, but let me tell you, …

Pickled Cherry Peppers
I love fall in Oklahoma because you never know what you will get. You might take a snow day off school before Thanksgiving or you might be able to still wear flip flops to school the day before Thanksgiving break. Who knows? (You do realize I could quote Will Rogers at this point,…

Wasabi Quick Dilled Pickles
I heart my big, yellow Gourmet cookbook. (I think that has been well-established.) There are quite a few recipes that can be adapted to fresh produce from the garden. If you are picking cukes, you must make this. Especially if you are picking just a few a day. The original recipe called…

Pickled Carrots
It seems like I can only grow carrots in bulk and in weird shapes.

Pickled Wild Onions with Local Honey and “Unruly” Rosemary
I found this recipe at Food & Wine. It spoke to me because it called for wild onions, local honey, and wild rosemary.

First freeze! AAUUGGHH!
I think I jinxed it with yesterday’s post.