These pickles make for a great snack or side dish for burgers and sandwiches. Cut the cucumbers on a mandoline into ¼-inch slices. In a large bowl, toss the slices with the salt until combined. Cover ...

Wash 5 pint jars, lids and the screw bands in warm soapy water. Rinse and set aside. Place rack in the bottom of the canner. Place jars on top of the rack. Fill canner with water until it covers the ...

Add cucumber slices to a clean pint jar. Add salt, dill, vinegar and sugar. Close the lid and shake to distribute ingredients. Place the jar in the refrigerator and shake it once or twice in the next ...

Any cucumbers in your fridge that didn't make the cut for your summer salad or flavored water shouldn't go to waste. In fact, the best way to enjoy them for a few extra weeks is by turning them into ...

Refrigerator pickles have just the right amount of salty, tangy goodness with the most perfect crunch. You are going to love making pickles at home! ✅Ingredients • 1 English cucumber • 1 ½ cups white ...

Summer in Koreatown has long been marked by the sounds of slurping. The season for naeng myun -- cold noodles -- is now in full swing, and at restaurants across the neighborhood, huge bowlfuls of ...

It’s the rare person who doesn’t love pickles. Besides giving hamburgers a crunchy, vinegary finish or a bloody Mary martini its zing, pickles are packed with the good bacteria called probiotics, ...

A sliced disk of a pickle has its time and place (on a burger, for example), and a sharp spear on the side of your plate can give your lunch a delicatessen vibe, but pickle shapes do not need to be so ...

Cucumbers are the ultimate summer ingredient—cool, crisp and endlessly versatile. Whether you slice them into salads or layer them into sandwiches, cucumbers add a refreshing crunch to any dish. Try ...

Any cucumbers in your fridge that didn't make the cut for your summer salad or flavored water shouldn't go to waste. In fact, ...