Craigs Kitchen - Dill Pickles
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looks good craig, good job.
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Great video! I like my pickles to be crunchy, so I make sure my brine is totally cooled off before I pour it on to the cukes. Throw them right in the fridge, let them sit for a few days and they're ready to eat. Nice and crunchy!
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Craig i got into brewing becasue i ferment vegetables. like real KOSHER dill pickles. no vinigar. they use lacto-acid producing bacteria to produce the tang!! they're really good for you to!!!! i think something like this would be right up your alley!!!!! there pretty easy to!!!
next time your at the deli get a kosher dill!!!
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horseradish infused pickles rock
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nice
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Im with you Craig they will not last long in my House i will definately be doing this maybe you should do a short taste test Video of your Pickles i for one would watch that!
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Yo Craig!! I did this!!! They came out awesome man.. I used 1 quart mason jars. I had a bunch of green tomatoes on the vines that werent going to ripen in time to eat, so I chopped them up and pickled them.. Craig you are the man my brother!!!! How about one where you make some fruit preserves?? Thanks again
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great video im definitely going to be making my own after watching this
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Real pickles, ie. A proper fermentation, does not involve vinegar....
Why does this video have the practically the same contents as the dill pickle video from the food channel, just posted two years before?
purrplecow 4 months ago
@purrplecow I'm not sure, but I never claimed this to be my own recipe. It's a pretty standard way of making pickles easily.
CraigTube 4 months ago 3
Glad to see you are still going strong with the videos, I love your passion about things. I have been meaning to try this for a while now. How long can you store them before(or if) they go bad?
alherchenreder 9 months ago
@alherchenreder Well I've never stored them for long, but I assume they last for years.
CraigTube 9 months ago
Shouldn't you make sure you're using heat treated glass? I've seen jars literally explode from being heated and cooled rapidly.
darkenrahl123 11 months ago
@darkenrahl123 I suppose that's something to consider. I've not had a problem yet.
CraigTube 11 months ago