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Category Archive for 'Pickles and Canning'

When I came home with a small pile of beautiful tiny eggplants, my husband made an emergency phone call to his mother in Egypt to ask her for her pickled eggplant recipe.  I have never seen him waiting so eagerly for food as while he spent a whole half hour waiting for the eggplants to [...]

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No tool in my weight loss arsenal has served me as well as pickles.  I can’t count the number of times that I’ve craved potato chips or some other salty fried food and found that craving easily satisfied with a snack of strongly flavored, vinegary pickles.  I try to use pickle recipes with less salt [...]

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I never imagined that I would find myself pickling fish, but a couple of weeks ago when I found myself with an extra salmon fillet on my hands I recalled noticing a pickled salmon recipe in Linda Ziedrich’s The Joy of Pickling.  I quickly decided to give it a try.  After salting the salmon in [...]

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The first time I made Linda Ziedrich’s Moroccan Pickled Beets from The Joy of Pickling I simply added them to a green salad. The salad was wonderful, but the moment a piece of beet crossed paths with a chunk of feta, inspiration struck. This salad was the result. 1 recipe Moroccan Pickled Beets (about 2 [...]

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Until a month ago I had never eaten beets. When I received a bunch in my CSA share, I was at a loss as to what to do with them. As I’ve been somewhat obsessed with pickling lately I flipped to the index of one of my very favorite cookbooks: Linda Ziedrich’s The Joy of [...]

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I expected five for dinner the other night.  When I received word that one of the guests wouldn’t be coming, I decided to pickle his fish.  In her book The Joy of Pickling Linda Ziedrich includes a recipe for pickled salmon.  The recipe calls for 2 1/2 pounds of fish.  I have never eaten any [...]

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