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Today I started to make long term pickles; those are pickles which take much longer to ferment, as the vegetables are cut in much larger pieces.
2 cauliflowers, 1 broccoli, one big carrot, half an onion, 2 stems of celery, 4 pieces of garlic (not sliced), and a whole bunch of fresh dill (roots included).
As herbs I add juniper berries, mustard seed, dried thym and clove pods. I added 40 grams of salt, a litle bit of juice of my pickled cabbage and I filled with spring water, till the Perfect Pickler was full.
Probably it will take one week in room temperature and 2 months in the refrigerator till it is done the way I like it, very strong!
Mmmmm pickles!!







YUMmmmm....this looks great! Is this recipe inspired by the recipe in Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions book? It looks similar. I find her writings interesting.
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