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Fried Dill Pickles

Mix beaten egg with milk, Worcestershire, hot pepper sauce and 1 tablespoon flour.Add salt and pepper to taste.Mix 2 cups flour with salt and pepper to taste in a separate bowl. Dip pickles in egg m ...

Fried Cucumbers

Peel large cucumbers and slice thinly.Roll in flour (cornmeal may be added).Place in single layer in skillet of hot grease.Sprinkle with salt and pepper.Cook on medium-high until brown on both sides ...

Marinated Cucumbers

Mix together and store in fridge, covered. Wait at least 10 hours before eating. ...

Blackberry Jam Cake

Cream butter and sugar.Add eggs, one at a time and beating well after each additon.Dissolve soda in sour cream.Add jam.Stir into butter mixture.Add spices and salt to mix, beating well. Fold in flou ...

Christmas Pickles

Cook 45 minutes or until transparent.Pack and seal in sterile jars. ...

Pickled Vegetables

Wash vegetables.Dry and place in a big jar or crock with onions.Bring water to a boil in a pot.Add salt.Let cool, then add pepper, garlic and bay leaves and pour over veggies.The liquid should cover ...

Beet Pickles

Heat and pour over beets and let set at least 48 hours. ...

Apricot Mold

MixJell-Oandwater.Addapricot\tjuice.\tLet set slightly, then beat in baby apricots and sour cream.Blend in by hand the sliced apricots minus the juice. ...

Freezer Pickles

Cut up all vegetables.Mix the sugar, vinegar, salt and celery seed together and pour over vegetables.Cover and refrigerate for 24 hours.Then pack in freezer cartons and freeze.Serve when needed. ...

Dill Pickles

Mix and boil the ingredients.Put cucumbers and dill in jar. Pour boiling brine over cukes.Put lids on and seal.Have jars in hot water and let sit for 3 hours after pouring brine over. May add onions ...

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