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What is your favourite pickle?

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    Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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    Dill hot pickles, none of that nasty sweet pickle shit.

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      Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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      Straight-up pickled cucumbers, but specifically my partner’s late grandfather’s recipe. I don’t know what all goes in them or the ratios, but they’re the perfect amount of dill and spice and I think grape leaves? They’re perfect and oh-so-spicy.

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        Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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        Sweet Gherkins

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          Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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          Bread and butter

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            Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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            Zesty bread & butter. It's basically bread & butter that's a little spicy. If I can't find any, I sometimes make my own with a standard jar of bread & butter and add a couple spoonfuls of red pepper flake to the jar and let it sit for a couple days.

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            • M [email protected]

              Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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              Pickled okra is definitely my favorite so far. Haven't tried those eggs at the gas station checkout yet....

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              • M [email protected]

                Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                I like fresh pickles, when they're right off the vine. I just rinse them off and slice them and eat as is.

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                  Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                  I had hoped to pickle beets this year....fuckin ants and rabbits man.

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                    Straight-up pickled cucumbers, but specifically my partner’s late grandfather’s recipe. I don’t know what all goes in them or the ratios, but they’re the perfect amount of dill and spice and I think grape leaves? They’re perfect and oh-so-spicy.

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                    the grape leaves supposedly help keep them crunchy. bay leaves can do the same thing.

                    they sell pickle crisp as an additive as well.

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                      Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                      Giardinara

                      Bread and Butter

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                        I had hoped to pickle beets this year....fuckin ants and rabbits man.

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                        I feel you, I dumped a bunch of azomite in my garden a few years ago, all of my beets were softball size or larger with massive chunks eaten out haha

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                        • marighost@piefed.socialM [email protected]

                          I smash the whole cloves a bit so the flavor comes through a bit more, though I suppose you could cut them up too! The bonus is you can pull the cloves out and use them in whatever you'd like, and they're much more pungent 🤤

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                          Woo, sounds like a party! I'll pick some up and add in garlic next time.

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                            Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                            Dill or sour for cucumbers, and anything not sweet for whatever else (eggplant, radish, plum, etc)

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                              You can pickle watermelon... rind? It becomes edible?

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                              Absolutely. Tends to be a southern United States thing. Pickled Watermelon

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                                Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                                zesty dill gherkins.

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                                  the grape leaves supposedly help keep them crunchy. bay leaves can do the same thing.

                                  they sell pickle crisp as an additive as well.

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                                  I've tried the grape leaves and didn't notice a huge difference. I do the low temp pasteurization and they stay pretty crisp. The most crispy are the lacto-fermented though.

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                                    Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                                    Bubbie's pickles. I like the garlic-y taste much more than any other brand.

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                                      Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                                      I'm a sucker for 'sweet mixed pickles', especially the cauliflower for its unique crunch.

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                                        Absolutely. Tends to be a southern United States thing. Pickled Watermelon

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                                        Huh, TIL! Thanks for the recipe.

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                                        • M [email protected]

                                          Mine is pickled beets, no dill (sorry beans, you're second). Nothing against dill, I love it in most pickles but prefer my beets unadulterated.

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                                          Horseradish bread& butter chips are awesome! But I fell in love with a mango habanero guy from Walmart that was actually kinda spicy despite it being corpo slop attempting to seem trendy, and of course they discontinue it a few weeks after I discover it!

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