The brine used for preparing half-sour pickles should be warm but not hot—its temperature should be around 68°F. Hot water ...

The brine used for preparing half-sour pickles should be warm but not hot—its temperature should be around 20°C. Hot water could deprive the pickles of valuable nutrients and soften them.

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Finally, on the top, fold the other half of the grape leaf. That leaf will help hold the other ingredients under the brine. If it’s pickle season, you should have brine around. If you make too ...

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Remove the seeds by running a teaspoon down the length of each cucumber half. Slice the cucumber halves ... then turn the right way up and leave to cool. This pickle can be eaten straight away ...

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Elizabeth Norris opened the deli-influenced cafe, named for a pickle, with business partners in the Printers Row neighborhood. Half Sour offers house-made corned beef on the Reuben, with those ...

Wash the gherkins or cucumbers. Leave gherkins whole, but if using cucumbers, cut in half lengthways and remove any seeds by running a teaspoon down the length of each half. Cut each half into 3 ...

1. Prep the cucumbers. Schmidtberger starts his pickle-making process by washing the Kirby cucumbers and cutting them all in half lengthwise. Kirbys are small cucumbers (about 3 to 6 inches long ...