9.7K views · 128 reactions | Easy pickling! This is the quickest and easiest pickling recipe you can make! It can be used for peppers and pickles! Full recipe here —-> https://frannielovesfood.com/pickling-things/pickled-jalapenos/ #pickling #pickles #recipes #easyrecipe #jalapeno #canningseason #homecooking | Frannie Loves Food | Facebook

Pickling is a great way to preserve fruits and vegetables. Here’s a basic pickling brine you can use to pickle lots of different things from your garden. Basic brine (will fill 2-3 quart size jars): 2 cups water, 2 cups distilled 5% white venegar, 3 Tbsp pickling or Kosher salt, 2 cups white sugar (for sweet brines). Heat through until dissolved, but not boiling. #pickling #recipe #foodpreservation #gardentotable #pickledveggies #pickledredonion | From Dream to Seed

I've tried over five pickling methods throughout the years, and now I've finally learned the secret to crispy, crunchy canned pickles! 🥒 Follow our homesteading page for my secret method | Homesteading Family

3.9K views · 45 reactions | What is the difference between fermenting and pickling? The process with pickling is really quick, so within six to eight hours, you can have a vegetable that tastes tangy and delicious and crispy. Whereas with fermenting, it takes a lot longer, but you're rewarded with the benefits of good bacteria. Which method do you prefer? Comment below!  | School of Traditional Skills | Facebook