Those are oregano pickled carrots on the far left. They came out ok. The recipe was a little too sweet for my taste, but I eat them with cheese and crackers at night. The spicy garlic dill pickles are pretty amazeballs, if I do say so myself, which I just did.
Here, from left to right, are summer peaches preserved in light syrup, spicy pickled beets (amazing), pickled garlic, and most recently, Jack Daniels apple preserves (probably best with cheese at a party or something.
Anyway, just sharing. I want to do more pickled beets, because I love them, and some pickled eggs. I also have a shit ton of creamed corn cooked and frozen, as well as a gallon-sized bag of frozen, organic blueberries from our CSA membership this summer.
The impending winter doesn't seem as scary...
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I'm not sure about the pickled eggs. There must be a reason people who lose bar bets are forced to eat one, and I doubt it's because they taste great.
Have you ever tried pickled cherries? I have a friend who's always pushing to me to try them on various dishes. But, frankly, he's one of those nutsy foodie types. If you say they're good though, maybe I'll give it a shot.
Oh my! the spicy pickles looks really great, and i bet they taste great as well, yum! people should take the home preserved food back, tastes great!
Pickled eggs are GREAT, as anyone who's had one can tell you. Bizarre at first, but deliciously spicy, tart, and filling.
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