These full-sour fermented garlic dill pickles are bold, tangy, and packed with crunch for an old-school deli flavor that gets ...

Our favorite garden goody right now are cucumbers, in full bloom and bearing. The children know they can pick and snack on ...

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In a large bowl, combine cauliflower, bell pepper, carrot, celery, garlic, and salt. Cover vegetables with water. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 12 hours and up to 24. Drain through ...

Gloria Yoder is an Amish mom, writer, and homemaker in rural Illinois. The Yoders travel primarily by horse-drawn buggy and ...

Nice. That’s who I want to be. Content to be where I’m at, unashamed, and delighted to bloom for the One who planted me where ...

These half-sour dill pickles are crisp, tangy, and refreshingly garlicky. Ready in just a few days with no canning required, ...

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Q: Quarts of half-sour pickles have become scarce in Atlanta stores. Aldi and Lidl sold them, then stopped. Both had store brands produced by Patriot Pickles in New Jersey.

5. Remove from heat and ladle the hot mixture into freshly washed and dried wide-mouth canning jars, topping off the jars with any remaining liquid in the pot.

Hamburgers, hot dogs, plenty of red sodas on ice: That was chef Lana Lagomarsini’s Juneteenth menu for years as she celebrated with her cousins in Harlem. But over time, her celebrations evolved ...