IMHO a half cup of salt will probably be too much. Don't really see
anything wrong with the recipe even though I've never made "Thousand
Island Pickles." You might have a problem finding 7% vinegar as most
white vinegar is sold as 5%. Either way it won't hurt the pickles.

George

No One wrote:
> This is my Mom's old recipe that I had. Somewhere along the way a different
> Word Processor was used and a couple items didn't make the translation. I
> looked through my three Ball Books and didn't find any Thousand Island
> Pickles, a search on the Internet kept turning up the same recipe that isn't
> close to mine. So, I figure maybe it's 1/2 cup salt and the other is just
> quote marks.
>
> Any confirmations on my guess or something else?
>
> THOUSAND ISLAND PICKLES
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> Source: Mom
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> 25 Ripe Cucumbers
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> 3 Red Peppers
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> 1 Teaspoon Turmeric
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> 6 Cups sugar
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> 3 Green Peppers
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> 1/4 Teaspoon white mustard seed
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> 2 Teaspoons Salt
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> 1 1/4 Quarts vinegar (7% or greater)
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> Peel and cut cucumbers in chunks. Slice the peppers. Cut onions in chunks
> if large; leave whole if small (new, onion set type onions). Place all
> vegetables in a large non-metal container. Add ? cup salt and enough cold
> water to cover. Let stand overnight then drain. Bring Turmeric, vinegar and
> sugar to a boil. Add vegetables. Cook vegetables for fifteen(15) minutes.
> Not over! Pack in jars and follow regular canning instructions for hot
> pack?hot? pack.
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