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What is your favorite thing to pickle?

I put some asparagus in vinegar with garlic, red pepper flakes, and pickling spice a couple weeks ago. I just cracked it open, and they’re fantastic!

I also started a batch of sauerkraut today with garlic and caraway seeds in a brine. Gonna keep an eye on it and hope it comes out alright. I like that it’s a live fermentation, and will hopefully be full of good probiotics.

What’s your favorite thing to pickle, and in what?

Kit ,

Eggs. Specifically, beet pickled eggs.

WHYAREWEALLCAPS ,

Fuck. Yes. My mother came from Pennsylvania Dutch stock and those were something we had every year. Now my whole family loves them.

Kit ,

Heck yeah, a New Years Eve staple

apfelwoiSchoppen ,
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Jalapeños.

Kolanaki ,
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Cucumbers.

faltryka ,

I LOVE pickled carrots with a bunch of habanero in the jar. Spicy pickled carrots are delicious.

Okokimup ,
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Onions. I can’t eat them raw without feeling gross after, but pickled red onions aren’t overpowering.

FuglyDuck ,
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Same.

Mustard seed, whole black pepper, serano or Thai chili, whole garlic cloves. Salt. 50/50 vinegar.

Among other things, red onion replacing sauerkraut on a Reuben is amazing

nul9o9 ,

Pickled red onions are amazing! Delicious on sandwhiches, and gives my hispanic dishes a dash of bougieness!

slumberlust ,

Peaches! 🍑 🥒

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Zombiepirate OP ,
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Nice! Is that cinnamon stick in there?

MyDogLovesMe ,

Garlic!

Hello_there ,

Kimchi is delicious. But you can also buy a big jar at Costco for about $10 in the US.

distantsounds , (edited )

Cauliflower, carrots, & jalapeño (with as much dill & garlic that’ll fit) edit: white vinegar, generic pickling spice, and just a little red pepper flakes. Close to equal parts CC & 1-2 large jalapeño sliced per 800ml jar

xmunk ,

Thai red birds eye peppers… those fuckers are spicy (use gloves when handling, no seriously) and the mix of tannins, acid and natural pepper flavors is amazing. I pickle them sliced into 1cm loops so that I can just pull a spoonful out and throw it into a sauce or on top of a meal as a condiment.

I actually first did this during covid because an instacart order for one pepper ended up being misinterpreted as one cup of peppers.

As I’ve aged I’ve found myself wanting pickled veggies a lot more for their dietary benefits and the awesome flavor - we have a local polish import store that carries an extremely wide variety of all sorts of pickled things and it’s wonderful to have on hand. I love adding sauerkraut to tuna melts, pickled root veggies to salad and generally incorporate them into things I’m cooking.

teft ,
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Beets.

nokturne213 ,

I started pickling red grapes. I had never heard of it until I saw a TikTok about it. I have tried two different recipes, one sweet and one salty. I also did a combination of the two. The sweet is my favorite.

Pickled Grapes (Sweet)

Ingredients:
1 1/2 Cups Apple Cider Vinegar
1 Cup Water
1 Cup Sugar
Pickling Spice
1 Quart Washed Red Seedless Grapes
1 Sliced Red Onion

Directions:
Dissolve sugar in hot water. Cool water totally. While water is cooling wash your grapes and fill a quart jar, place the onion at the top, then pour in the pickling spice. Once the water is fully cooled, mix in the vinegar and pour over the grapes. Put on your lid and place in the refrigerator for about a week.

Zombiepirate OP ,
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Oh, that does sound interesting! I might give that a shot soon.

ChaosCoati ,
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Fiddlehead ferns. But also the old standby cucumbers.

Thanks for asking this, I’ve got some new picking to try!

BertramDitore ,
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Carrots, lemons, red onions, and daikon. Usually in white vinegar, sometimes rice vinegar, depending.

Aermis ,

Salmon

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