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Was reading in J.O.P. about fermenting pickles, but figger this is a
question for most any kind of pickle. She recommends poking with a shiskabob griller stick thru the long center of the cucumber. And I've often wondered, do I *need* to poke my jalepenyos? Do y'all slice, poke or let in the good stuff with the various veggies? I do not poke my b**ts, but they get peeled. Edrena |
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The Joneses wrote:
> Was reading in J.O.P. about fermenting pickles, but figger this is a > question for most any kind of pickle. She recommends poking with a > shiskabob griller stick thru the long center of the cucumber. And I've > often wondered, do I *need* to poke my jalepenyos? Do y'all slice, > poke or let in the good stuff with the various veggies? I do not poke > my b**ts, but they get peeled. > Edrena > > I usually cap peppers, which opens the stem end, then make a couple of slits down the pepper to allow the good stuff to get in. I don't make whole cucumber pickles just because we like them sliced. I would think if you are fermenting pickles the good stuff will get inside anyway. I have done them way years ago and had no problem even without poking something through them. Just a matter of keeping them submerged in the liquid. George |
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