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Answers:
BRINED POLISH DILL PICKLES
Soak 4 lbs 3 - 4 inch pickling cucumbers in cold water several hrs, then allow to drip dry. While they soak, bring 2 qts water and 4 T. kosher pickling salt to boil and set aside. At bottom of large earthenware crock or glass jar place 2 -3 stalks of pickling dill (or just the seed clusters), 2 slices of horseradish root, half a horseradish leaf, 1 grape leaf or 3 - 4 cherry-tree leaves and 3 - 6 buds garlic. Stand cucumbers upright in several layers in crock or jar and pour the luke-warm brine over them to cover. Place inverted plate on cucumbers and weight it down with a qt jar full or water to keep them submerged. Leave on counter-top at room temp. but out of direct sunlight. Ready to eat in 7 - 10 days. Some people like the crunchy undercured variety after only 4-5 days.
http://www.polamjournal.com/Library/Recipes/recipes.html#summer
Other Answers:
Easy...
Horseradish Dill Pickles
Stephen Cimo
Tangy pickles flavored with horseradish.
Ingredients
1 ? quart jar of dill pickles
1 jar (6 ounces) horseradish, or more if desired
1 ? cups sugar
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup white vinegar
Directions
Drain the brine from the pickles. Add the horseradish into the jar of pickles. Bring the sugar, water and vinegar to a boil, then pour into pickle jar. Refrigerate for 48 hours, shaking the jar occasionally.
Suggestions
Anything you enjoy pickled can be added to the brine. Cauliflower, onions, okra, or garlic work well.
more difficult...
Uncle Bill's Dill Pickles in a Crock Recipe #71048
These are famous Russian, Ukrainian and Polish Dill Pickles in a Crock. They will last for several months.
10 lbs pickling cucumbers
16 cups water
1 cup white vinegar
1 cup coarse pickling salt
10 heads dill weed, including stocks
3 heads fresh garlic, break apart into cloves and peel
12 inches fresh horseradish root, in 1 inch pieces
10 medium carrots, scrubbed and cut lengthwise in quarters
3 medium hot red peppers, cut in half,include seeds
10 pounds
12 hours 15 minutes 12 hrs prep
Wash and clip ends off the dill cucumbers.
Place dill cucumbers in a tub or large sink.
Cover with cold water.
Add 2 bags of ice and let sit overnight.
The next day, drain the chilled dill cucumbers.
In a large crock pot, add 4 stocks of dill heads and stock into the bottom.
Add 6 garlic cloves.
Add a few pieces of horseradish root.
Add 2 halves of the hot red pepper.
Place 2 layers of dill cucumbers.
Add some sliced carrots.
Repeat these steps beginning with the dill weed heads until all cucumbers are used.
In a large cooking pot, measure water, vinegar, and salt; bring to boil.
Pour hot vinegar mixture over the cucumbers until they are covered.
Place a heavy plate on top of the cucumbers.
Find a heavy rock, wash well with bleach and then with hot water.
Place the rock on the plate to weigh down the cucumbers.
The crock should be placed in a cool, dark area and should be done before covering with water, otherwise it would be too heavy to move.
Dill pickles should be ready to eat in about 7 days.
Horseradish Dill Pickles
by Stephen Cimo
Tangy pickles flavored with horseradish.
1 ? quart jar of dill pickles
1 jar (6 ounces) horseradish, or more if desired
1 ? cups sugar
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup white vinegar
Drain the brine from the pickles. Add the horseradish into the jar of pickles. Bring the sugar, water and vinegar to a boil, then pour into pickle jar. Refrigerate for 48 hours, shaking the jar occasionally.
Anything you enjoy pickled can be added to the brine. Cauliflower, onions, okra, or garlic work well.
From da' Bear:
I often can 30-40 quarts of these, in different varieties, at a time... A good BBQ will eat up at LEAST 2-3 quarts, and I get people BEGGING me for these for presents...
This recipe makes a little over 3 Quarts... Ideally, prepare 3 1-quart and 1-pt. Canning Jars...
INGREDIENTS:
1 Gallon Whole Dill Pickles** (See Below)
5 Cups White Sugar
4 Tbsp. Mamo's Garlic Sauce (can sub Laxma Indian Garlic Paste)
4 OUNCES White Prepared Horseradish...
PREPARATION:
PREPARE THE PICKLES:
**NOTE: You can also use Sour Pickles, or Bread and Butter... But I LOVE Dills and LOVE Dill Juice... I will post recipes for my Dill Sandwich Spread and Dill Mop for BBQ...
It's GREAT on Ribs and Chickens and Salmon... Many other recipes...
Drain the pickles and RESERVE ALL JUICE... Slice the dills... I prefer into 3/8" thick rounds or diagonals, but you can do spears if you want...
Wash the Gallon Jar thoroughly and sterilize in boiling water before reuse...
Put all slices in the collander to drain again, adding the juices to the other reserved... Drain 4-5 hours at Room Temp...
Layer 1/4 (3-cups) of the pickles back into the Gallon Jar... Layer 1/3 the Sugar, a dollop of MAMO'S and 1/3 the Horseradish... Repeat the Layers ending with sugar and Horseradish... It's no big deal except that there HAS to Sugar on top at when you first begin this.. DO NOT ADD any Liquids other than seasonings in the Variations, it's reserved for another use...
Secure Top well... Wrap top with Plastic and a tight rubber band.. It needs to be as leakproof as possible...
Set in a non-reactive casserole or Cake Pan (Stainless or Pyrex only).. BEFORE you fill the gallon jar, MAKE SURE it will stand up in the pan you have chosen UPSIDE DOWN...
Set RIGHTSIDE UP in the pan and leave on the counter... Every 24 hours, gently rotate the jar a few times like a paint shaker, and place in the pan OPPOSITE the way it was.. (Upside down or rightside up, does this make sense ??) Do this for 5-6 days... Don't worry, with all this sugar and Acid, these are both Bacteria and Botulism proof... On the last day, the top should be UP...
Boiling Onions
2-3 small boiling onions per jar... Peel and par-boil until just tender, 7-8 minutes... Chill till used...
WHAT YOU HAVE DONE is created a super-saturated syrup (see below)... GENTLY spoon the Chips out and repack loosely into quart Canning Jars... Avoid disturbing the solid sugar residue on the bottom AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE... Some Chips will be imbedded in the sugar... RETRIEVE THEM LATER...
Dried Red Cayennes
Peeled Garlic Cloves
Fresh Dill Sprigs
Add 2-3 Cayennes and whole peeled cloves of Garlic and 2-3 Onions and some Dill to each Quart Jar for decoration...
GENTLY drain off the syrup you have created into a non-reactive large saucepan... Dig out the imbedded Chips, rinse all the chystallized sugar off and add to the jars... Rinse out all the sugar... You MUST Sterilize this gallon jar before using again...
Bring SYRUPto 200°F over a slow fire... Get a Canning Bath going on High... When the bath has come to a boil, pour the Hot Syrup over the Pickles, leaving 1/2" Headspace... Secure sterilized Lids and Bands loosely and process for 10 MINUTES ONLY...
Remove with Neoprene Gloves or Jar Lifters, tighten Lids, and let Jars cool on a towel on the counter... Check and tighten the lids every hour or so till cooled... Good for years on the shelf, but they won't last that long... I GUARANTEE....
What you have done is saturated dry pickles with sugar and (sometimes) small amounts of liguids... The sugar is a dessicant, and massive amounts of it draws ALL LIQUID out of the dills, that liquid mixed with Sugar literally fills the jar with a new pickling Syrup... As a result of this dessication, the pickles will be the CRISPIEST you have ever had, totally transformed from the limp Fairground Dills that you bought... Give these a try...
VARIATIONS:
You can MIX OR MATCH these..
SUGAR CHIPS: Loose the Horseradish, keep the MAMO's and proceed...
MUSTARD CHIPS: Per Gallon mix 1 1/2 Jars Thumann's Deli Horseradish Mustard with 1 T. Tumeric and MAMO'S Garlic Sauce.. Proceed...
MUSTARD HORSERADISH: Combine the two... Proceed...
HOT CHIPS: Sub 3 OUNCES TABASCO SAUCE per gallon for the Horseradish... Keep the Mamo's... Use Evangiline Hot Sauce for milder, a Habanero like Melinda's XXX if you're masochistic and never wanna talk again...
HOT HORSERADISH: Combine the Two...
Bragg's Liquid Aminos is a tasty addition to all... Get Creative...
Hope this Helps...
If you want other great condiment recipes like Sarson-MAMO's Onions and Variations just post... VERY popular...
Makes 2 quarts.
Ingredients:
------------
2 qt. dill pickles, quartered, drained and rinsed
2 c. sugar
1 tbs. dry mustard
2 garlic cloves, sliced
1 ? c. water
? c. vinegar
1 sm. onion, chopped
2 tbs. pure ground horseradish
Wash whole dill pickles, quarter and pack back in jars. Mix
sugar and dry mustard. Add other ingredients. Pour over pickles.
Let stand at least 4 days in refrigerator. Keeps well.
Do not use creamy horseradish!! If you use Nitro horseradish you may want to use only one tablespoon the first time, depends on how hot you can take-it. I also prefer to use 2 tablespoons of dry mustard. I also have found that doing all this in a stainless steel bowl covering with plastic wrap and mixing them a couple of times then pack in jars. It's much easier.
Sweet Horseradish Pickles
2 qt. dill pickles, quartered, drained and rinsed
2 cups sugar
1 tbsp. dry mustard
2 garlic cloves, sliced
1 1/2 cups water
3/4 cup vinegar
1 small onion, chopped
2 tbsp. horseradish
Wash whole dill pickles, quarter and pack back in jars. Mix sugar and dry mustard. Add other ingredients. Pour over pickles. Let stand at least 4 days in refrigerator. Keeps well.
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Kitty said: Yes.horseradish dill pickles receipes?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(horseradish dill pickles receipes?),it will help you,my kids.
Answers:
BRINED POLISH DILL PICKLES
Soak 4 lbs 3 - 4 inch pickling cucumbers in cold water several hrs, then allow to drip dry. While they soak, bring 2 qts water and 4 T. kosher pickling salt to boil and set aside. At bottom of large earthenware crock or glass jar place 2 -3 stalks of pickling dill (or just the seed clusters), 2 slices of horseradish root, half a horseradish leaf, 1 grape leaf or 3 - 4 cherry-tree leaves and 3 - 6 buds garlic. Stand cucumbers upright in several layers in crock or jar and pour the luke-warm brine over them to cover. Place inverted plate on cucumbers and weight it down with a qt jar full or water to keep them submerged. Leave on counter-top at room temp. but out of direct sunlight. Ready to eat in 7 - 10 days. Some people like the crunchy undercured variety after only 4-5 days.
http://www.polamjournal.com/Library/Recipes/recipes.html#summer
Other Answers:
Easy...
Horseradish Dill Pickles
Stephen Cimo
Tangy pickles flavored with horseradish.
Ingredients
1 ? quart jar of dill pickles
1 jar (6 ounces) horseradish, or more if desired
1 ? cups sugar
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup white vinegar
Directions
Drain the brine from the pickles. Add the horseradish into the jar of pickles. Bring the sugar, water and vinegar to a boil, then pour into pickle jar. Refrigerate for 48 hours, shaking the jar occasionally.
Suggestions
Anything you enjoy pickled can be added to the brine. Cauliflower, onions, okra, or garlic work well.
more difficult...
Uncle Bill's Dill Pickles in a Crock Recipe #71048
These are famous Russian, Ukrainian and Polish Dill Pickles in a Crock. They will last for several months.
10 lbs pickling cucumbers
16 cups water
1 cup white vinegar
1 cup coarse pickling salt
10 heads dill weed, including stocks
3 heads fresh garlic, break apart into cloves and peel
12 inches fresh horseradish root, in 1 inch pieces
10 medium carrots, scrubbed and cut lengthwise in quarters
3 medium hot red peppers, cut in half,include seeds
10 pounds
12 hours 15 minutes 12 hrs prep
Wash and clip ends off the dill cucumbers.
Place dill cucumbers in a tub or large sink.
Cover with cold water.
Add 2 bags of ice and let sit overnight.
The next day, drain the chilled dill cucumbers.
In a large crock pot, add 4 stocks of dill heads and stock into the bottom.
Add 6 garlic cloves.
Add a few pieces of horseradish root.
Add 2 halves of the hot red pepper.
Place 2 layers of dill cucumbers.
Add some sliced carrots.
Repeat these steps beginning with the dill weed heads until all cucumbers are used.
In a large cooking pot, measure water, vinegar, and salt; bring to boil.
Pour hot vinegar mixture over the cucumbers until they are covered.
Place a heavy plate on top of the cucumbers.
Find a heavy rock, wash well with bleach and then with hot water.
Place the rock on the plate to weigh down the cucumbers.
The crock should be placed in a cool, dark area and should be done before covering with water, otherwise it would be too heavy to move.
Dill pickles should be ready to eat in about 7 days.
Horseradish Dill Pickles
by Stephen Cimo
Tangy pickles flavored with horseradish.
1 ? quart jar of dill pickles
1 jar (6 ounces) horseradish, or more if desired
1 ? cups sugar
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup white vinegar
Drain the brine from the pickles. Add the horseradish into the jar of pickles. Bring the sugar, water and vinegar to a boil, then pour into pickle jar. Refrigerate for 48 hours, shaking the jar occasionally.
Anything you enjoy pickled can be added to the brine. Cauliflower, onions, okra, or garlic work well.
From da' Bear:
I often can 30-40 quarts of these, in different varieties, at a time... A good BBQ will eat up at LEAST 2-3 quarts, and I get people BEGGING me for these for presents...
This recipe makes a little over 3 Quarts... Ideally, prepare 3 1-quart and 1-pt. Canning Jars...
INGREDIENTS:
1 Gallon Whole Dill Pickles** (See Below)
5 Cups White Sugar
4 Tbsp. Mamo's Garlic Sauce (can sub Laxma Indian Garlic Paste)
4 OUNCES White Prepared Horseradish...
PREPARATION:
PREPARE THE PICKLES:
**NOTE: You can also use Sour Pickles, or Bread and Butter... But I LOVE Dills and LOVE Dill Juice... I will post recipes for my Dill Sandwich Spread and Dill Mop for BBQ...
It's GREAT on Ribs and Chickens and Salmon... Many other recipes...
Drain the pickles and RESERVE ALL JUICE... Slice the dills... I prefer into 3/8" thick rounds or diagonals, but you can do spears if you want...
Wash the Gallon Jar thoroughly and sterilize in boiling water before reuse...
Put all slices in the collander to drain again, adding the juices to the other reserved... Drain 4-5 hours at Room Temp...
Layer 1/4 (3-cups) of the pickles back into the Gallon Jar... Layer 1/3 the Sugar, a dollop of MAMO'S and 1/3 the Horseradish... Repeat the Layers ending with sugar and Horseradish... It's no big deal except that there HAS to Sugar on top at when you first begin this.. DO NOT ADD any Liquids other than seasonings in the Variations, it's reserved for another use...
Secure Top well... Wrap top with Plastic and a tight rubber band.. It needs to be as leakproof as possible...
Set in a non-reactive casserole or Cake Pan (Stainless or Pyrex only).. BEFORE you fill the gallon jar, MAKE SURE it will stand up in the pan you have chosen UPSIDE DOWN...
Set RIGHTSIDE UP in the pan and leave on the counter... Every 24 hours, gently rotate the jar a few times like a paint shaker, and place in the pan OPPOSITE the way it was.. (Upside down or rightside up, does this make sense ??) Do this for 5-6 days... Don't worry, with all this sugar and Acid, these are both Bacteria and Botulism proof... On the last day, the top should be UP...
Boiling Onions
2-3 small boiling onions per jar... Peel and par-boil until just tender, 7-8 minutes... Chill till used...
WHAT YOU HAVE DONE is created a super-saturated syrup (see below)... GENTLY spoon the Chips out and repack loosely into quart Canning Jars... Avoid disturbing the solid sugar residue on the bottom AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE... Some Chips will be imbedded in the sugar... RETRIEVE THEM LATER...
Dried Red Cayennes
Peeled Garlic Cloves
Fresh Dill Sprigs
Add 2-3 Cayennes and whole peeled cloves of Garlic and 2-3 Onions and some Dill to each Quart Jar for decoration...
GENTLY drain off the syrup you have created into a non-reactive large saucepan... Dig out the imbedded Chips, rinse all the chystallized sugar off and add to the jars... Rinse out all the sugar... You MUST Sterilize this gallon jar before using again...
Bring SYRUPto 200°F over a slow fire... Get a Canning Bath going on High... When the bath has come to a boil, pour the Hot Syrup over the Pickles, leaving 1/2" Headspace... Secure sterilized Lids and Bands loosely and process for 10 MINUTES ONLY...
Remove with Neoprene Gloves or Jar Lifters, tighten Lids, and let Jars cool on a towel on the counter... Check and tighten the lids every hour or so till cooled... Good for years on the shelf, but they won't last that long... I GUARANTEE....
What you have done is saturated dry pickles with sugar and (sometimes) small amounts of liguids... The sugar is a dessicant, and massive amounts of it draws ALL LIQUID out of the dills, that liquid mixed with Sugar literally fills the jar with a new pickling Syrup... As a result of this dessication, the pickles will be the CRISPIEST you have ever had, totally transformed from the limp Fairground Dills that you bought... Give these a try...
VARIATIONS:
You can MIX OR MATCH these..
SUGAR CHIPS: Loose the Horseradish, keep the MAMO's and proceed...
MUSTARD CHIPS: Per Gallon mix 1 1/2 Jars Thumann's Deli Horseradish Mustard with 1 T. Tumeric and MAMO'S Garlic Sauce.. Proceed...
MUSTARD HORSERADISH: Combine the two... Proceed...
HOT CHIPS: Sub 3 OUNCES TABASCO SAUCE per gallon for the Horseradish... Keep the Mamo's... Use Evangiline Hot Sauce for milder, a Habanero like Melinda's XXX if you're masochistic and never wanna talk again...
HOT HORSERADISH: Combine the Two...
Bragg's Liquid Aminos is a tasty addition to all... Get Creative...
Hope this Helps...
If you want other great condiment recipes like Sarson-MAMO's Onions and Variations just post... VERY popular...
Makes 2 quarts.
Ingredients:
------------
2 qt. dill pickles, quartered, drained and rinsed
2 c. sugar
1 tbs. dry mustard
2 garlic cloves, sliced
1 ? c. water
? c. vinegar
1 sm. onion, chopped
2 tbs. pure ground horseradish
Wash whole dill pickles, quarter and pack back in jars. Mix
sugar and dry mustard. Add other ingredients. Pour over pickles.
Let stand at least 4 days in refrigerator. Keeps well.
Do not use creamy horseradish!! If you use Nitro horseradish you may want to use only one tablespoon the first time, depends on how hot you can take-it. I also prefer to use 2 tablespoons of dry mustard. I also have found that doing all this in a stainless steel bowl covering with plastic wrap and mixing them a couple of times then pack in jars. It's much easier.
Sweet Horseradish Pickles
2 qt. dill pickles, quartered, drained and rinsed
2 cups sugar
1 tbsp. dry mustard
2 garlic cloves, sliced
1 1/2 cups water
3/4 cup vinegar
1 small onion, chopped
2 tbsp. horseradish
Wash whole dill pickles, quarter and pack back in jars. Mix sugar and dry mustard. Add other ingredients. Pour over pickles. Let stand at least 4 days in refrigerator. Keeps well.
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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