P is for Pickle...
Oct. 23rd, 2008 01:24 pm..that's good enough for me
P is for Pickle, that's good enough for me
P is for Pickle, that's good enough for me,
OH! Pickle, pickle, pickle, starts with P.
Last night I went to BJs - usually
mrpet goes for the family. This meant, among other things, that I got to troll PERSONALLY for cheap pickle ingredients, and I hit the jackpot.
I bought six pounds of peeled garlic. I know! I know. Maybe it was a little over the top. But it was only $1.49 for two pounds, and normally it would be like $6 for one, and
mrpet has been saying he wanted pickled garlic, and I had just had garlic soup the day before and it was OMG so yummy...
I found a recipe for French pickled garlic in my Joy of Pickling, but I decided not to make a commitment yet (though white wine sounds a delicious addition, doesn't it?). I did microwave the garlic to make it a bit milder and more tender, and will be adding live brine when it cools down (it already has plenty of salt).
I also got three bags of shredded coleslaw of cabbage and carrot variety. I am going to use this to make lightly fermented Asian-style coleslaw, like you sometimes get in Tibetan restaurants. Nom nom nom.
A few days ago I also took a new batch of pickles out of the press - mixed end-of-summer dill pickles with boy choy, broccoli, peppers, carrots, and green beans. Nom nom.
P is for Pickle, that's good enough for me
P is for Pickle, that's good enough for me,
OH! Pickle, pickle, pickle, starts with P.
Last night I went to BJs - usually
I bought six pounds of peeled garlic. I know! I know. Maybe it was a little over the top. But it was only $1.49 for two pounds, and normally it would be like $6 for one, and
I found a recipe for French pickled garlic in my Joy of Pickling, but I decided not to make a commitment yet (though white wine sounds a delicious addition, doesn't it?). I did microwave the garlic to make it a bit milder and more tender, and will be adding live brine when it cools down (it already has plenty of salt).
I also got three bags of shredded coleslaw of cabbage and carrot variety. I am going to use this to make lightly fermented Asian-style coleslaw, like you sometimes get in Tibetan restaurants. Nom nom nom.
A few days ago I also took a new batch of pickles out of the press - mixed end-of-summer dill pickles with boy choy, broccoli, peppers, carrots, and green beans. Nom nom.
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Date: 2008-10-26 10:17 pm (UTC)Perhaps I shall just ask to sample some of your experiments whenever I'm in your house. :)