Pickles & Ferments

Home-canning recipes for pickles and fermented foods, safety-graded and linked to their original publishers.

Chayote and Pear Relish — NCHFP

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Sealed jars of Chayote and Pear Relish prepared using the tested NCHFP method

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Reduced-Sodium Sliced Sweet Pickles — OSU Extension

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Three sealed pint jars filled with sliced reduced-sodium sweet pickles in clear syrup

(function(){function place(){var root=document.currentScript&&document.currentScript.parentElement;if(!root)return;var card=root.querySelector(‘.wprm-recipe-snippet,.wprm-recipe-container’);var nav=root.querySelector(‘.recipe-quick-nav’);if(card&&nav&&card.nextElementSibling!==nav)root.insertBefore(card,nav);}if(document.readyState===’loading’)document.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’,place);else place();})(); Quick navigation · Safety · Processing · Recipe card · FAQ Safety classification Tested home-canning recipe from the cited university or NCHFP source. Processing details Method: Boiling water bath. Boiling-water canning; hot pack; pint jars; 1/2-inch headspace; about 4–5 pints. Tested source Reduced-Sodium Sliced Sweet Pickles — OSU Extension. … Read more

Chayote and Pear Relish — NCHFP

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Sealed jars of Chayote and Pear Relish prepared using the tested NCHFP method

On this page Safety Timeline Equipment Processing Recipe Troubleshooting FAQ Recipe safety classification Tested source recipe. Follow the cited formula, jar size, headspace, and complete altitude-adjusted process exactly. Processing details Use the complete source-specific process in the recipe card. Publisher source Official source. Preparation timeline Read the complete card before starting and follow every source-specific … Read more

Reduced-Sodium Sliced Sweet Pickles: Tested NCHFP Recipe

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Three sealed pint jars filled with sliced reduced-sodium sweet pickles in clear syrup

Make tested NCHFP reduced-sodium sliced sweet pickles in pint jars with two distinct 5% vinegar mixtures, 1/2-inch headspace, and altitude-adjusted boiling-water processing.

Fermented Dill Pickles — NCHFP

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Sealed jars of Fermented Dill Pickles prepared using the tested NCHFP method

(function(){function place(){var root=document.currentScript&&document.currentScript.parentElement;if(!root)return;var card=root.querySelector(‘.wprm-recipe-snippet,.wprm-recipe-container’);var nav=root.querySelector(‘.recipe-quick-nav’);if(card&&nav&&card.nextElementSibling!==nav)root.insertBefore(card,nav);}if(document.readyState===’loading’)document.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’,place);else place();})();Pickle canning recipe published by USDA / National Center for Home Food Preservation (United States). Quick navigation · Safety · Processing · Recipe card · FAQ Safety classification Tested NCHFP home-canning recipe. Processing details Method: Boiling water bath. Ferment 3–6 weeks under controlled temperature, then raw-pack fully fermented pickles; pint … Read more

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