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Yup, more dilled stuff!

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I really haven't done a lot of pickling this year. And this morning I got to thinking about cauliflower. Soooo...

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Basic pickling brine.
50/50 water and vinegar
2 tbs pickling salt
Bring this to boil.
In jar put:
1 tsp dried minced onion.
1/2 tsp pickling spice
1/2 tsp dill seed
1/2 tsp dried dill.
fresh dill.
Pack jars and add hot brine.
Vacuum seal.
 
I really haven't done a lot of pickling this year. And this morning I got to thinking about cauliflower. Soooo...

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Basic pickling brine.
50/50 water and vinegar
2 tbs pickling salt
Bring this to boil.
In jar put:
1 tsp dried minced onion.
1/2 tsp pickling spice
1/2 tsp dill seed
1/2 tsp dried dill.
fresh dill.
Pack jars and add hot brine.
Vacuum seal.
Man that should be tasty! May have to try that sometime.
 
It looks good. I've never had pickled cauliflower before. What does it taste like/texture?

Point for sure
Chris
 
It looks good. I've never had pickled cauliflower before. What does it taste like/texture?

Point for sure
Chris
The texture stays pretty much the same. A tad softer. But not by much. The taste is kind of like the cauliflower in giardiniera.
 
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