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Reviewed: Aug. 15, 2008
I use to love my grandma's home made pickles. to this day when i smell dill i think of her- I was looking for the easy way out when trying these-no canning etc. I love these- these make me look like the queen of pickles- making more this weekend
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Reviewed: Aug. 11, 2008
This is the best dill pickle recipe I have found, and I doubt I will try any others. I took a hint from another recipe though and soaked the cukes in cold water and ice cubes for approx 2 hours before slicing them into spears, then I soak them in the brine for 2 more hours, then pack into jars for the fridge. I'm using plain american slicing cucumbers, not pickling cucumbers and they are fantastic. They turn out so crunchy and flavorful. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2008
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these pickles!!! I did not wait the 10 days. The next day I tried them and they were superb. They were gone by the end of the next day!!!
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Reviewed: Jul. 28, 2008
These are scrumptious! I did alter the recipe to suit my taste by omitting the sugar and adding extra garlic and red pepper flakes. I also put extra dill sprigs in the jars before refrigerating. I doubt I'll buy pickles in the future because I liked being able to choose organic ingredients.
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Reviewed: Jun. 18, 2008
To sum it all up, we have eaten two jars of these pickles in only six days!! Yum! I added sliced onions, extra red pepper, used more vinegar than the recipe callled for and used pickling salt instead of regular coarse salt. I also sliced the cucumbers instead of pickling them whole so we could use them on sandwiches too. They stayed SO crispy!!
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Reviewed: Apr. 18, 2008
I made a batch of these pickles and everyone I gave then to really like the pickles. But you need to cut back on the sugar. I made a double batch of brine and I only used 2 Tbs of sugar and I also used jarred jalapeno pepper in place of red pepper flakes. I don't care for red pepper flakes. I used about 7 or 8 jalapeno slices per jar, You can do anything you want for the heat.
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Reviewed: Feb. 18, 2008
Wow. I am a HUGE pickle fan. I refuse to eat the ones in the jars at the grocery store because once you've had homemade pickles it's just not the same. These are amazing and SO easy to make. I thought i had to wait once a year for my grandma to make these. now i can make them all the time!
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Reviewed: Dec. 16, 2007
This recipe was SO simple- I easily tripled the brine so I wouldn't run out. Plus, I added red onion, red bell pepper and to a few: some little green and orange peppers, so the extra brine was necessary. I'm making these as Christmas gifts and they look absolutely festive and delicious! I may make these a Christmas tradition! They not only taste good, but they look like a decoration with the dill and garlic bits floating about. Very simple recipe for any experience level- but you will look like a pro when your friends and family see the results!
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Reviewed: Oct. 4, 2007
This was my first attempt at making pickles and I was surprised at how easy it was. I have to admit, I snuck a pickle after only one day, and they definitely get better if you can wait it out a few days. I used 1 T of red pepper, and the flavor was perfectly spicy and garlicky. Yum! The only thing I'd change next time is skip chopping the dill because it got messy and I think you'd still get the same flavor with whole sprigs.
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Reviewed: Oct. 2, 2007
This is a good recipe if you like dill, I love dill and think they are great. Some others in the family weren't so impressed with the strong dill taste. :) So follow your taste buds!
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Reviewed: Sep. 6, 2007
WONDERFUL!! Crisp, spicy, with a sweet/sour balanced flavor. Excellent recipe that I plan to use over and over. I do recommend making a little more of the brine since I ran a little low at the end.
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Reviewed: Aug. 24, 2007
You have ruined store bought pickles for us. These were easy and great. I halved the sugar as suggested by other reviewers and I boiled the 2 cups of water so it disolved the sugar and salt and I didn't wait. We used fresh hot red peppers from our garden instead of the flakes. Just wonderful. We couldn't wait for 10 days and ate them after 2 - it had the crunch of half soursThanks for the recipe
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Reviewed: Aug. 17, 2007
believe it or not...my first attempt at making dill pickles and I'M SOOOO HOOKED!!! we started 8 days ago and could just not wait another 2 days! crisp...cold...deelicious dill pickles. regionally (Hawaii) we mainly pickle cut up veggies and fruits like cabbage, onions, eggplant, mangoes, turnips and mustard cabbage so this was quite out of my norm. these pickles taste just almost exactly like claussen from the refrigerator section (at $5 a jar in Hawaii). i made these because i found a bag of small pickling cucumbers at a Korean market in town and i have never seen them at any other markets locally. there were 8 in the bag and so i adjusted the recipe for those 8 cuties and followed the recipe with the exception of the following. i used dried dill because i didn't have any fresh; my jar of pickling spice was so old the lid was stuck so i read the ingredients and improvised. i broke up some bay leaves, threw in some peppercorns, put a dash of cinnamon, a dash of colman's mustard powder (in place of the mustard seed); i didn't have any dill seed and didn't add any pepper flakes at my daughter's request. we packed those babies in a jar and the liquid just topped them...perfection! i'm planning to start growing my own pickling cucumbers! can't thank you enough FAIRYFAHRENHOLZ for sharing your wonderful recipe!!! tell your husband these pickles are the "crack" pickles! **-*-**mahalo from Hawaii**-*-**
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Reviewed: Aug. 7, 2007
These are awesome and delicious pickles!!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2007
I was somewhat skeptical but my pickles came out beautifully. I'll make this recipe again and again.
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Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2007
Easy to make pickles, everybody loves them. People cannot believe that they are homemade. One friend said that the only place that she thought that thy could come from was a gourmet market. I have made these twice and the amount of brine needed to fill the jars was not enough. I am not sure if it is because I make spears that might be the problem. I basicly tripled the amout of brine. Though I was filling twelve quart jars and one pint. I would suggest making more brine so that when it comes time to jar you do not run out.
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Reviewed: Jan. 29, 2006
This was a quick and easy way to use up those extra cukes in our fridge! I halved the sugar because I like more of a tart and garlicky pickle--wonderful!
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Reviewed: Aug. 11, 2005
Wonderfu! You can even use this recipe for canning pickles.
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