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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. September 16, 2011. Friends, picklers, country folk…lend me your ears! And while you’re at it throw in a few zucchini, peppers, onions, cukes, a few mustard seeds, and a nice sweet and sour brine. Not yo momma’s relish. This mouth-watering subject brings up an interesting philosophical ponder…do you really love hot dogs, baseball games and summer barbeques…or do you really, just love relish? 1 Quart Jar Full). In a L...

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PickleCraft gets branded. | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. Turn the beet around. →. October 29, 2011. Amy Ruppel is a truly amazing designer (and an awesome person, I do declare). Check out her website at: http:/ www.amyruppel.com. Here is a preview of her PickleCraft logo work, which will come in handy in the near future! My point, you ask? We are PickleCrafters, and we support this message. View all posts by PickleCraft ». Turn the beet around. →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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CLASSES | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. ARE YOU IN A PICKLE? Wondering what to do with the plethora of produce in your garden, in your CSA box, or that box full of market produce that your Mother-in-law gave you and expects you to turn into something magical? Chef Kimi, has developed classes and techniques which make it easy to put food in jars, proving that you don’t have to spend all weekend canning your food! Classes will be held at Salt, Fire and Time.

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MUSTARD FRUITS | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. September 7, 2011. Immediate disclaimer: you do not have to be obsessed with mustard to love this condiment…phew, now we all feel better. Just the other day I mustard up the courage to try this quick recipe for Mustard Fruits, and was graced with delicious results. Here are my ingredients:. LATE SUMMER MUSTARD FRUITS:. 1/2 Cup local Honey. 15 Cup White wine vinegar or Verjuice. 1 t Fennel seeds. 1 small cinnamon stick.

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MVP | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. September 28, 2011. Most Valuable Present…well, for a pickler at least.). My point, you ask? We are PickleCrafters, and we support this message. View all posts by PickleCraft ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. Pickling is a fun and delicious way to eat more fruits and vegetables! My point, you ask? Peak season produce is such a fleeting delicacy. Food, by nature, begins to spoil from the moment it is harvested. Take that peak produce from your travels, your local farmer’s market, from your garden, or very stealthily from your Mother-in-law’s garden (hehe)…add a nice Brine. Pickling goes hand in hand with the sustainable, s...

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Kids with Pickles! | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. Turn the beet around. Great Moments in Pickle history! November 21, 2011. My point, you ask? We are PickleCrafters, and we support this message. View all posts by PickleCraft ». Turn the beet around. Great Moments in Pickle history! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.

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Great Moments in Pickle history! | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. Great Moments in Pickle history! January 26, 2012. While we are busy crafting winter pickles, we tend to watch such picklicious content as the video below. Did you even know that pickles had a history? Umm, yeah, pickles go way back. In fact, since we are on the subject, Amerigo Vespucci, was a big time pickler. In other words, the USA was FOUNDED by a fellow pickler. Um, that is huge. My point, you ask? Notify me of...

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MVP | PickleCrafting

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Consider the potential of an empty jar. 8216;Most Valuable Pickle! Welcome to the official MVP page! I encourage you to share your MVP with your fellow PickleCrafters out there! I’m not usually a fan of picking favorites (don’t want to make other pickles jealous), but….I promise not to tell them! Share with us, that particular jar which produced a top-notch, flavor-packed, memory-making, jig-inducing, pickle…. One response ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply.