Saturday, November 29, 2008
Crisp Dilled Beans
Crisp Dilled Beans
This is another heirloom recipe from my Grandma.
These pickles have a very bright, spicy flavor.
I also used my garden vegetables for these too.
Serve them well chilled.
2 lb. fresh green beans
1 t. powdered cayenne pepper
4 cloves fresh garlic
4 large heads of fresh dill
2 c. water
¼ c. salt
2 c. white vinegar
Stem green beans and pack uniformly
into 4 hot sterilized pint mason jars.
To each pint add:
¼ t. cayenne, 1 clove garlic, and I head dill.
Bring water, salt and vinegar to a boil.
Pour over beans.
Seal and process.
DO NOT OVERPROCESS,
You’ll lose that lovely crispness
if you cook these too long.
Make sure that, when you take the hot jars out
Of the water bath, to cover them with a towel,
and keep them out of drafts.
(a quick shot of cold air might cause a jar to crack).
Makes 4 pints.
Labels:
cayenne,
dill,
garlic,
green beans,
heirloom recipes,
my garden,
recipe,
summer produce,
white vinegar
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2 comments:
These were yummy. Thanks for letting me taste them. :-)
Glad to my teapartier. These skinny little pickles pack a lot of intense flavors into a normally mild mannered bean.
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