
Pickles

I wanted pickles without the bite. I can't make my homemade brine anymore due to asthma attacks as I have lung disease. I don't have the strength to make stuff for hours on end anymore due to having multiple medical issues. So hope you enjoy this fast simple recipe.
Pickles
I wanted pickles without the bite. I can't make my homemade brine anymore due to asthma attacks as I have lung disease. I don't have the strength to make stuff for hours on end anymore due to having multiple medical issues. So hope you enjoy this fast simple recipe.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In the container add the sliced cucumbers
- 2
Sprinkle sugar on the cucumber slices, this will remove the bitey taste.
- 3
Pour the pickle juice over the cucumbers enough to cover
- 4
Stir
- 5
Store covered til the next day
- 6
There's your dill pickles, not overly sweet, no bite. Enjoy! :)
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