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doglady Posted - Aug 23 2009 : 06:59:09 AM
Has anyone ever made these. They are kind of like a sweet dill pickle. My recipe calls for curing in the frige for 10 days. I was wondering if I could can these up after they are cured. My recipe doesn't say anything about canning them up. Thanks,

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doglady Posted - Aug 23 2009 : 07:55:48 AM
No, this recipe has fresh everything. Thanks,

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Roxy7 Posted - Aug 23 2009 : 07:38:54 AM
Is it the recipe that starts with store packed dill and that you add a sweet brine to the pickles? If it is, I canned a batch and they got a little softer in texture, but they were still good.

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