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How to Make the Best Dill Pickles (hot water bath method) *Recipe Update~see description box below* 

Alana Cawker-the Rustic wife
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This recipe for canned dill pickles is really easy and delicious with simple steps to fill your winter food pantry! Also, tips on how to preserve them the hot water bath method and how to keep the pickles crunchy too!
**Update to Brine Recipe**...The original recipe called for 8 cups of water, to 6 cups of 5 % acetic acid distilled white vinegar. As per newer canning safety guidelines, the ratio of vinegar to water should be 1:1.
Below is a link, explaining the guidelines:
www.healthycan...
Recipe that I used: (Updated Recipe as per Newer Canning Guidelines)
Brine:
8 cups water (use bottled water if you have chlorinated water)
8 cups white vinegar (at least 5% acetic acid)...You may try a combination of half apple cider vinegar and half distilled vinegar as long as both vinegars are 5% acetic acid...the apple cider vinegar is a little more mellow than the distilled but will result in a darker brine.
1/3 cup pickling salt
1/3 cup, plus 1 & 1/2 tbsp's of granulated sugar ( you can adjust sugar to your taste...the sugar helps cut down the sourness from the vinegar.)
To each quart jar add:
1 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp black peppercorns
2 garlic cloves (3 if they are small)
2 heads plus a few ferns of fresh dill
1 grape leaf (Optional)..they contain tannins which help keep pickles crunchy
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes (optional)
Approx. 6 lbs. of pickling cucumbers, washed and prepared.
Pack jars with the above ingredients, bring brine to a boil, fill jars up to a 1/2 inch headspace, removing air bubbles then readjusting brine level. Wipe rim of jar with clean cloth, put on lids finger tight and then process for 15 minutes in a hot water bath canner (10 minutes for pints). Remove jars from canner once time is up and place on a tea towel on counter and leave for 24 hours before storing in pantry.
Makes 6 or 7 quart jars.
Follow directions for processing times depending on your altitude:
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Original recipe inspired by Natasha's Kitchen: natashaskitche...
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@c.s.p.3978
@c.s.p.3978 Месяц назад
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for, and I appreciate that you put the recipe in your notes, so I can use the correct measurements. Well done, easy to understand and follow!❤
@ST-LA
@ST-LA Год назад
I made these last week. I had one jar that didnt seal so I put it in the fridge and tasted it today. This is the best pickle I have ever made. I have used Mrs Waggs in the past and her stuff is way too salty for me. These are just fabulous. Thank you for the video
@mrityunjaychaudhary7792
@mrityunjaychaudhary7792 Год назад
Ok
@mjones8567
@mjones8567 Год назад
Thank you for this excellent video. My husband and I made this last night and we both really appreciate your attention to details, explanation of why certain things are necessary and the general air of authenticity. We're now subscribers.😊
@jean-lucmarion4907
@jean-lucmarion4907 Месяц назад
I have the same issue with the new jars cracking only at the bottom. Good to know it's not just me! Great video thank you
@austinpeterson7658
@austinpeterson7658 3 года назад
Another wonderful video Alana. Thanks so much and it made me remember my Grandma, in Wisconsin, when she made pickles in the summer from her garden for us when we came up from Florida to visit her for 2 weeks. Thank you for bringing back some great memories for me.
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 года назад
Hi Austin! Thank you for the lovely comment and sharing your memories of your Grandma! Isn't it funny how food can bring back so many fond thoughts of loved ones? I know it certainly does for me too! Have a wonderful day! 😊
@emcarver8983
@emcarver8983 6 месяцев назад
Thank you very much. I love your, natural, calm approach. Your knowledge is obvious and I'll definitely be doing this as soon as i have the produce. Thank you 💖
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 6 месяцев назад
Hi there! Thank you very much for watching and for your lovely message...you are very kind! Take care and have a great Easter Weekend! 😊🌻
@KendrasBrain
@KendrasBrain Месяц назад
I'm motivated to buy some (small!) cukes and follow your instructions. Thanks!
@teresahoss
@teresahoss 6 месяцев назад
Hi there, thanks for the recipe. I normally make bread and butter pickles but my husband is always asking for dill. I don't eat them myself and wasn't really sure what kind of recipe to use but this one sounded real good. I can only find Kirby cucumbers right now at one place and they must have been a little larger than yours because I really couldn't fit very many in a quart jar so I just used half gallon jars. Using such big jars I wasn't able to water bath so will just put in fridge. I did use extra crushed red pepper as my husband likes hot pickles so hopefully these will be great. Will update once we try them.
@CaptainKseadog1
@CaptainKseadog1 Месяц назад
Alana, best dill pickle video out there.
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Месяц назад
@CaptainKseadog1 Hi there! Thank you so much for that lovely compliment...you are very kind! 😊🌻
@IMakeMyBacon
@IMakeMyBacon 2 года назад
Thank you, I haven't tried the pickles yet because I just did them but I tasted the Brind and it is absolutely wonderful, I love the fact that it's not salty
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi Darius! Thank you very much for watching and I hope you love them! I just had one with my lunch! Yum!
@susanwaters6254
@susanwaters6254 Год назад
Thank you for your video! I love this recipe, the pickles are delicious! This year will be a success! Last year nothing worked out, very grateful for your advice!
@mattborski
@mattborski Месяц назад
What's funny is that her daughter works at the pickle factory. Poor kid comes home to a house that also smells of pickles. 😁
@kevinsobczak5808
@kevinsobczak5808 5 дней назад
😂😂😂
@morgantough
@morgantough Год назад
wonderful! nice to see water bath method thank you.
@user-rl1ss7fs4g
@user-rl1ss7fs4g 2 года назад
Thanks you excellent video will try this out next year bless you
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Thank you very much!
@mcs4189
@mcs4189 6 месяцев назад
Nice video. Right to the point!!❤
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 6 месяцев назад
Thank you very much!😊
@billyshumate853
@billyshumate853 3 года назад
Can't beat fresh pickles from your own garden. Looks delicious. Take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next vidja.
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 года назад
You sure can't! My daughter loves them, so I have to make sure we are stocked up for winter! Thank you and have a great day Billy! 😊
@ritad.franklin6372
@ritad.franklin6372 Месяц назад
It is good to let the water in the canner cool down for 20 minutes before removing from the Canner, or Water Bath. This prevents them bubbling inside the jar and the pressure having so much fluxuation. Just safer to let it cool inside the Water Bath or Canner either one for 10 - 20 minutes. Take the lid off too while the Water Bath or Canner is cooling down. This helps it speed the cooling process some as well.
@rottanwelding
@rottanwelding Год назад
love that bread box..
@Jen08080808
@Jen08080808 Месяц назад
Hello! Thanks for helping me trying pickles for the 2nd time. How long do I store them in the pantry before I should try them? I’m assuming no fridge needed till open?
@carolexo7269
@carolexo7269 Месяц назад
I just made 3 quarts of pickles tonight, and one of the jars broke just as you described. Pickles everywhere in the canner, and yes, it was a Benardin jar.😢
@kathi7956
@kathi7956 Год назад
Love your videos. I don't do pickles as I'd be the only one to eat them, and only occasionally, but it was fun and instructive to watch. Did you mention making cucumber hotdog relish from overgrown cucumbers in one of your videos? I'd love to see a video on that if you have one!
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi there...thank you very much for watching! I don't have a video for relish yet but I will definitely do one this year! Take care and have great night!
@josegomes2808
@josegomes2808 2 года назад
Nice recipe, I must try it.
@shannahonea714
@shannahonea714 Год назад
Great recipe
@moniquesmith5501
@moniquesmith5501 3 месяца назад
Great just canned some!
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 месяца назад
Hi there! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy the pickles as much as we do! 🙂
@davidmuise388
@davidmuise388 3 года назад
Wow Alana that is amazing well done you sure do bring back a lot of memories. Uummm could you or would you explain your brine??? Dad always made his to the point that it would float a potato or an egg we never made dill pickles only mustard and chow chow and bread and butter watching you I could actually smell the wonderful aroma wow but what we did do was just pickle or salt down the cucumber in a 5 gallon bucket put a layer of cucumber layer of salt till the top fill with a brine put a cover on them with a brick as a weight keep them submerged then cover and let them set for 3-4 months mmmmmm absolutely delicious haver you ever????? Love love your videos hon thank you so very much stay safe god bless
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 года назад
Hi David! Thank you so much! That is super interesting about the brine being able to float a potato or an egg...that must have been how he could tell he added enough salt maybe? My Mom and I tried pickles like the ones you describe here...they were almost like a kosher pickle...soft, kind of sour but delicious! Like ones you get from a Jewish deli...so good! My Grandma always made crock pickles too and my Mom said she used to sneak into the root cellar with her friend and they would eat the pickles before they were even ready! 😂 The brine that I use is just a mixture of vinegar, water, salt and sugar and that just gets added to the cucumbers but they still have to sit for about 4 to 6 weeks before eating them. Hope that helps! Have a wonderful day David! 😊
@davidmuise388
@davidmuise388 3 года назад
@@alanacawker-therusticwife yes it was see we raised our own meat and we salted the pork so yea it was to make sure the brine was salty enough we would butcher a beef a pig and a goat and some chickens Plus we would 2 gallons of pickled eggs 2 gallons of pickled onions my goodness how times have changed eh ….. thank you
@kd0193
@kd0193 3 месяца назад
I have been seeing a lot about the vinegar needing to be equal parts with the water now days (for safety) since the manufacturers have diluted the vinegar to 5% (instead of it being 6-7%). Do you have any insight on this? I noticed your recipe is not equal parts water/vinegar. My grandma gave me her very old bread and butter recipe which would also supposedly not be suitable for canning but refridgerator pickles only. Thank you!
@yodojo3493
@yodojo3493 Месяц назад
Does boiling change the taste or cook the pickles? I've been doing it with hot water this year but I don't know if they are properly sealed
@summerc584
@summerc584 Год назад
Also if the cucumbers aren't room temperature, they can break the jar when you water bath them
@conniesnutritionandnuggets277
Can I use just a salt water brine without the vinegar four tablespoons of salt to a quart of water? The recipe looks amazing I really want to try it 😁
@suziereinhart7975
@suziereinhart7975 2 года назад
Once I finished the pickling process and I’ve added the brine to the quarts boiled the seals and tighten up the jars, can I water bath the processed jars the next day? Thank you for your tips.
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 2 года назад
Hi Suzie...thank you for watching! I wouldn't process them the following day as the brine in the jars will cool down and then when you put the filled jars into the boiling canner the next day, the jars could crack. Also, I think the processing time would have to be longer since you would be starting off with cool brine and cucumbers...it would need extra time to heat up again to ensure a proper vacuum seal on your pickles. I hope that helps..have a great night!
@kimmackay1927
@kimmackay1927 Год назад
Are the pickles crunchy? Where does one buy grape leaves?
@mattborski
@mattborski Месяц назад
Buy grape leaves? At the grocery store, of course. They're right next to the grapes and grape vines.
@Jayas_Kitchen5510
@Jayas_Kitchen5510 3 года назад
Liked and subscribed...
@dakollar
@dakollar Год назад
What happens if I only got the pickles up to 180degrees. Can I put them back in and bring them to a boil of 212
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Good morning! I have been reading about a process called low temperature pasteurization where you process your pickles in the canner at 180 agrees F (or up to 185 degrees F) for a longer duration of time, usually 30 minutes. Apparently, this is supposed to be an effective way to preserve your pickles and keep them crunchy too! A side note is that this method should only be used for approved recipes and not low sodium pickles it seems. I haven't tried this method but I would like to after reading the article! I will link the article here for you to read as well! www.healthycanning.com/low-temperature-pasteurization-treatment/#:~:text=For%20this%20reason%20a%20scientist,The%20Joy%20of%20Pickling.
@jhaddon84015
@jhaddon84015 Год назад
How long will these last stored in the pantry, un-opened of course?
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi there! These pickles are shelf stable for several years, although the quality (mostly texture) may start the dwindle after about a year or so. They are still fine to eat though, providing the seal is still good. I go down to the pantry periodically and check the lids just in case one had a faulty seal and I didn't realize it. Hope that helps! Thank you for watching and have a great day! Hope that
@fayewright628
@fayewright628 Год назад
Alana can you keep extra brine if you make too much for the next batch?
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi Faye! Yep, just keep it in the fridge then bring it back up to a boil when you are making the next batch!
@margaretward1180
@margaretward1180 2 месяца назад
I just make pickles but the brine was not boiling. Will that be safe to eat? Thanks
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 2 месяца назад
@margaretward1180 Hi there! Did you process your pickles Ina hot water bath canner?
@kittyward7695
@kittyward7695 2 месяца назад
Hello, Yes I did. 15 minutes boiling without lid and then let them sit 5 more minutes. The lids have all sealed. Thanks ​@@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 2 месяца назад
@kittyward7695 since you followed the correct processing time and the lids have all sealed, they will be fine! Take care and have a great evening! 😊🌻
@kittyward7695
@kittyward7695 2 месяца назад
Thank you
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 2 месяца назад
@@kittyward7695 Good morning! You are very welcome! 😊
@maryjepsen4057
@maryjepsen4057 Год назад
Must u add sugar in dill pickles? I’m diabetic n don’t like sweet pickles.
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Good morning! You don't have to add sugar, you can leave it out if you like. Thank you for watching and have a great day! 🌻
@sportsslowmo6291
@sportsslowmo6291 Год назад
Why do you need to boil the filled jars?
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi there...boiling the filled jars is called hot water bath canning and it is a method to ensure that any pathogens are destroyed. Some pathogens are not sufficiently killed off by the acid in the vinegar used to make the brine, but are killed off from the boiling water and length of processing time prescribed in the recipe for whatever you are canning. Hot water bath canning also ensures a proper seal for your jars rendering them shelf stable. I hope that helps! Thank you for watching and have a lovely day! 🌻😊
@katrenaeldridge4476
@katrenaeldridge4476 Год назад
no Vinegar ?
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife Год назад
Hi there...yes, I use white vinegar in my brine. The recipe is in the video and I typed it out in the description box below. Hope that helps..have a great day and thank you for watching! 🌻
@SRoseBlog
@SRoseBlog Год назад
Much appreciated video. My autistic son loves pickles. Trying to make it instead of buy
@mattborski
@mattborski Месяц назад
What about your non-Autistic son? Does he enjoy pickles too?
@bonnenaturel6688
@bonnenaturel6688 3 месяца назад
Sugar?
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 месяца назад
Hi there! Yes, I like to add some sugar to cut a bit of the acid from the vinegar. You can leave it out if you like. Thank you for watching, and have a great day!
@bonnenaturel6688
@bonnenaturel6688 3 месяца назад
@@alanacawker-therusticwife I decided to try adding a bit of honey. Turned out fine. Thanks!
@alanacawker-therusticwife
@alanacawker-therusticwife 3 месяца назад
@bonnenaturel6688 Oh, that would be great too! I will have to try honey this season! Thank you for sharing!
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