Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] diet/ Dr Weil/ homemade dill pickles
Sonia Ulan
Hand over the pickle recipe please! And thank-you.
D Klement wrote:
D Klement wrote:
>
> Sonia Ulan wrote:
> >
> > Hi Lynda!
> >
> > I've been out-of-town and am only JUST geting my old email...You've
> > probably had a ton of responses already but here I go anyway...
> > Yes, I've done homemade dills: Just use some decent water (spring water
> > sometimes works better if your stuff out of the tap isn't great), and
> > make a brine with coarse salt (not iodized table salt). You'll also
> > need whole cloves of garlic and a big old head of dill (not baby dill,
> > but get it before it's totally seed). Pack your very clean mason jars
> > with scrubbed small cukes, put in your garlic (there's no such thing as
> > too much), add the dill and top up with the brine.(Water and salt
> > brought to a boil, then cooled slightly. You might have to go by taste
> > here; the water should taste like salty sea water) Seal with rubber
> > seals and leave to rest at least a couple of weeks. A couple months is
> > usually better.
>
> I've got a reliable dill pickle recipe, similar to what Sonia describes,
> for those who've never tried to make them before.
> I'll put it to the list if enough people are interested or anyone who
> wants it can e-mail me privately for it.
>
> Buzz
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D Klement
Sonia Ulan wrote:
for those who've never tried to make them before.
I'll put it to the list if enough people are interested or anyone who
wants it can e-mail me privately for it.
Buzz
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Klement Family "Education is what survives when
Darryl, Debbie, what has been learned has been
Kathleen, Nathan & forgotten"
Samantha B.F. Skinner in "New Scientist".
e-mail- klement@...
Canadian homeschool page: http:\\www.flora.org/homeschool-ca/
Ont. Federation of Teaching Parents: http:\\www.flora.org/oftp/
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>I've got a reliable dill pickle recipe, similar to what Sonia describes,
> Hi Lynda!
>
> I've been out-of-town and am only JUST geting my old email...You've
> probably had a ton of responses already but here I go anyway...
> Yes, I've done homemade dills: Just use some decent water (spring water
> sometimes works better if your stuff out of the tap isn't great), and
> make a brine with coarse salt (not iodized table salt). You'll also
> need whole cloves of garlic and a big old head of dill (not baby dill,
> but get it before it's totally seed). Pack your very clean mason jars
> with scrubbed small cukes, put in your garlic (there's no such thing as
> too much), add the dill and top up with the brine.(Water and salt
> brought to a boil, then cooled slightly. You might have to go by taste
> here; the water should taste like salty sea water) Seal with rubber
> seals and leave to rest at least a couple of weeks. A couple months is
> usually better.
for those who've never tried to make them before.
I'll put it to the list if enough people are interested or anyone who
wants it can e-mail me privately for it.
Buzz
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Klement Family "Education is what survives when
Darryl, Debbie, what has been learned has been
Kathleen, Nathan & forgotten"
Samantha B.F. Skinner in "New Scientist".
e-mail- klement@...
Canadian homeschool page: http:\\www.flora.org/homeschool-ca/
Ont. Federation of Teaching Parents: http:\\www.flora.org/oftp/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lynda
Please :-}
Lynda, who is a recipe nut!
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Lynda, who is a recipe nut!
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> From: D Klement <klement@...>water
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] diet/ Dr Weil/ homemade dill pickles
> Date: Thursday, June 22, 2000 5:42 AM
>
> Sonia Ulan wrote:
> >
> > Hi Lynda!
> >
> > I've been out-of-town and am only JUST geting my old email...You've
> > probably had a ton of responses already but here I go anyway...
> > Yes, I've done homemade dills: Just use some decent water (spring
> > sometimes works better if your stuff out of the tap isn't great), and
> > make a brine with coarse salt (not iodized table salt). You'll also
> > need whole cloves of garlic and a big old head of dill (not baby dill,
> > but get it before it's totally seed). Pack your very clean mason jars
> > with scrubbed small cukes, put in your garlic (there's no such thing as
> > too much), add the dill and top up with the brine.(Water and salt
> > brought to a boil, then cooled slightly. You might have to go by taste
> > here; the water should taste like salty sea water) Seal with rubber
> > seals and leave to rest at least a couple of weeks. A couple months is
> > usually better.
>
> I've got a reliable dill pickle recipe, similar to what Sonia describes,
> for those who've never tried to make them before.
> I'll put it to the list if enough people are interested or anyone who
> wants it can e-mail me privately for it.
>
> Buzz
> --
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> The Klement Family "Education is what survives when
> Darryl, Debbie, what has been learned has been
> Kathleen, Nathan & forgotten"
> Samantha B.F. Skinner in "New Scientist".
> e-mail- klement@...
> Canadian homeschool page: http:\\www.flora.org/homeschool-ca/
> Ont. Federation of Teaching Parents: http:\\www.flora.org/oftp/
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Gayle Bechtel
Yes let's have the pickle recipe - I can't
keep pickles in the house. kids love them too much and homemade always
tastes better
Gayle
----- Original Message -----From: Sonia UlanSent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 5:13 AMSubject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] diet/ Dr Weil/ homemade dill pickles
Hand over the pickle recipe please! And thank-you.
D Klement wrote:
>
> Sonia Ulan wrote:
> >
> > Hi Lynda!
> >
> > I've been out-of-town and am only JUST geting my old email...You've
> > probably had a ton of responses already but here I go anyway...
> > Yes, I've done homemade dills: Just use some decent water (spring water
> > sometimes works better if your stuff out of the tap isn't great), and
> > make a brine with coarse salt (not iodized table salt). You'll also
> > need whole cloves of garlic and a big old head of dill (not baby dill,
> > but get it before it's totally seed). Pack your very clean mason jars
> > with scrubbed small cukes, put in your garlic (there's no such thing as
> > too much), add the dill and top up with the brine.(Water and salt
> > brought to a boil, then cooled slightly. You might have to go by taste
> > here; the water should taste like salty sea water) Seal with rubber
> > seals and leave to rest at least a couple of weeks. A couple months is
> > usually better.
>
> I've got a reliable dill pickle recipe, similar to what Sonia describes,
> for those who've never tried to make them before.
> I'll put it to the list if enough people are interested or anyone who
> wants it can e-mail me privately for it.
>
> Buzz
> --
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> The Klement Family "Education is what survives when
> Darryl, Debbie, what has been learned has been
> Kathleen, Nathan & forgotten"
> Samantha B.F. Skinner in "New Scientist".
> e-mail- klement@...
> Canadian homeschool page: http:\\www.flora.org/homeschool-ca/
> Ont. Federation of Teaching Parents: http:\\www.flora.org/oftp/
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
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