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Dill-pickled green tomatoes - (by City sand beach)
5-pound small firm green tomatoes (grape or cherry with each stem still attached, or large, quartered), washedwell
1 head celery, washed
To the brine, mix the following ingredients together in a pot and bring to a boil for five minutes.
2-liter water
1 liter of vinegar (cider or white)
1 cup salt (plain or canning factory)
Pack the tomatoes into sterilized standard glasses of beer together with the following options in each.
1 clove garlic
1 stalk celery, cut into cubes (1/2-inch)
1 bell pepper of choice (green or red)
1/2-to-1-tablespoon dill seeds, or taste
Fill the jars toan excel-inch from the top with the hot brine. Seal with canning lid and mix the contents by turning the can a few times. Allow to cool in an upright position. Store at room temperature for 30 days before serving. Makes 10-12 liters.
Recognition.
Thanks to my thoughtful spouse cooking and pickling for helpful advice.