Quick Pickles

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Who doesn’t love a good pickle? It’s an easy way to add an extra zip to your meals, whether it be to your salads, sandwiches, tacos or basically any recipe that needs an extra flavour!

The best part of this recipe is that it only takes 20 minutes and can stay in your fridge for up to a month. It is a fun little “cheffy” tip, and I hope it’s used in your kitchen! 

Let’s Breakdown the Ingredients!

These quick pickles are a fun recipe that can be used for many vegetables such as red onions, cucumbers and carrots! Pickle making is fairly easy, aside from your choice of vegetables, there are 3 main ingredients to making a pickle! 

White vinegar is made with fermented grains that have a mellow aroma with a tart acid flavour. Vinegar is a preservative that does not change the colour of light-coloured fruits and vegetables and is used as a flavouring agent. 

White sugar is used are a preferred sweetener that does not mask any other pickling flavours. It adds a mellower flavour causing less of a “bite” to the pickled vegetables and fruits. 

Salt in pickling recipes is another important ingredient, it is required for the safety of fermented pickles.

 

Recipe

Quick Pickles

Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Servings 3 jars

Ingredients:  

  • cups thinly sliced red onions
  • cups julienned carrots (matchsticks)
  • cups thinly sliced cucumbers
  • 4 cups white vinegar
  • 4 tbsp white sugar
  • 4 tbsp salt
  • 3 jars with lids

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Instructions: 

  • Place a pot over medium high heat and pour in the vinegar, salt, sugar. Simmer and stir until both the sugar and salt are fully dissolved. Once dissolved, remove from heat.
  • Pour vinegar over the prepared vegetables. Let the vinegar work it's magic for about 20 minutes. Boom, you're done and enjoy these pickles on EVERYTHING!

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