Pickled Cluster Beans
spicequeen @mrunalthakkar
We all love having pickles with our meals, but sometimes because of some health restrictions not all of us can have it as much as we want to. So, here I have a perfect recipe which can be relished by everyone without any guilt. It is a very simple recipe which can be prepared by anyone. It is a perfect recipe for people who wants to avoid normal pickles but still want to have something on the side while having a meal.
When we were small my mother used to make different pickles and this was one of them. I had forgotten about it but when she was here recently, it came to my mind and we prepared it again. We used to eat as it is whenever we felt like eating. It is a very healthy and delicious pickle. My mother even makes the same pickle using fresh green beans and that also tastes delicious and we used to have it as a snack too!!!
What you learn from your mother is priceless and you cherish the memories for the rest of your life!
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- 1
Wash cluster beans properly and let it dry.
- 2
Arrange the beans neatly in a medium size jar. Now add salt and vinegar to it. Now fill the bottle with water until all the beans are covered.
- 3
Leave it at room temperature for 4 to 5 days. Keep shaking it once or twice in a day. Now you can store it in the refrigerator.
- 4
Pickled cluster beans can be served as a side dish with your meal.
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I am Mrunal Thakkar. I can introduce myself as a passionate cook. All the time there is mainly one thing on my mind and that is to cook something that my family likes to eat. I just love food ingredients and I love to feed family and friends.The same love has inspired me to start my cooking channel on YouTube under the name spice queen. I would love to share my recipes with you all. There is no greater joy.Keep cooking! Keep experimenting! Keep spreading love!
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