Tag: pickles

I Used To Think “Fresh Pickle” Was An Oxymoron – New Pickles

I Used To Think “Fresh Pickle” Was An Oxymoron – New Pickles

When I think of pickles, a variety of things come to mind, but “fresh” isn’t usually one of them. The synonym I’d more likely apply is “preserved.” Thoughts of pickles include big barrels on old sailing vessels; food made for long-term storage to be eaten 

Dilly Beans – Pickled Green Beans

Dilly Beans – Pickled Green Beans

Overabundance in the garden is a problem I can deal with. To even use the word ‘problem’ is a stretch. Nonetheless, when there is too much of a given crop in the heart of its harvesting season, the gardener must find a way to use 

There’s Something About Pickles – Horseradish Pickles

There’s Something About Pickles – Horseradish Pickles

Once, when my son was young, I went to pick him up at the Long Island Fall Festival, but on the periphery, so as not to get entangled with traffic. As I drove up, he was walking down the street with his friend Sam and 

Pickled Tomatillos

Pickled Tomatillos

Tomatillos (sometimes called Mexican green tomatoes) are a funny fruit. Not particularly well-known or used in the US, they are a distant relative of tomatoes. They come encased in a papery husk that must be removed before they can be used. As a kid, we