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Two things that are almost always in my fridge are pickled sliced red onion, and pickled jalapenos. It’s so easy to put together, and a nice bright addition to dishes
I was much younger when I figured it out, but my mom also did a lot of gardening and canning when I was younger, so we had all kinds of pickled vegetables on the shelves.
There was still an aha moment when I realized that pickles were just pickled cucumbers, just like the pickled greenbeans, and pickled beets, etc.
I guess cucumbers were first on the scene and got to use the shortened name ;-)
My wife had to explain to me that pickles were pickled cucumbers and there wasn’t a pickle tree.
I was 30 something years old.
Me too, but I was in my 40’s and found out at a bierfest.
Makes me wonder, can you pickle zucchinis?
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https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/228678/zucchini-pickles/
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You can pickle pretty much anything. Vegetables, eggs, fish, you name it.
Can you pickle cheese?
Okay, calm down Satan
Edit: This time science has gone too far 😂
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/73939/pickled-cheese/
Mozzarella is brined which is a form of pickling. So the answer is, “Yes, you can”.
Two things that are almost always in my fridge are pickled sliced red onion, and pickled jalapenos. It’s so easy to put together, and a nice bright addition to dishes
Yes. And cauliflower, watermelon rinds, radishes, all sorts of things. It’s not just cukes, beets, onions, and eggs.
Yes. They are delicious. Acide makes them
That sounds like a real pickle you went through.
If it helps there is a variant called “Parisian Pickling”
I was much younger when I figured it out, but my mom also did a lot of gardening and canning when I was younger, so we had all kinds of pickled vegetables on the shelves.
There was still an aha moment when I realized that pickles were just pickled cucumbers, just like the pickled greenbeans, and pickled beets, etc.
I guess cucumbers were first on the scene and got to use the shortened name ;-)