8/3/2022 – Given the 60-ft row of Clemson Spineless and the 60-ft row of Red Burgundy okra at the beginning of their season…at least this year…we had enough to make our popular pickled okra. 8/18/2022 – Made 4 more pints … Continue reading
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8/22/2021 – This ferment is a repeat of Okra Fermented No. 6, and the first okra ferment in 2021, because the one in 2019 turned out great. Stuffed a half-gallon jar with large and small okra and added about 3 … Continue reading
This preparation was inspired by the one at The Ranch Kitchen although ours has a lot more spices. Ingredients Fresh okra from our garden3 cups 5% white vinegar1 1/2 teaspoons Morton Canning and Pickling Salt2 tablespoons sugar6 average garlic cloves … Continue reading
8/3 and 8/10 and 9/9/2021 – This post is for the three water-bath picklings that were done the same and based on what was done in July 2019 that was very good. On 9/6/2021 Kelley opened a pint made on … Continue reading
9/20/2019 – This ferment has 25% less crushed peppers and no cayenne like No. 5. It does include 4 garlic cloves. After about 3.5 months on the top shelf of the little pantry we tried them and they were great. … Continue reading
9/15/2019 – This recipe was inspired by one at TheSouthernLadyCooks.com although it is quite different. We liked it but thought it would be good with tomatoes–particularly Rotel. So, when it was warmed up Mary added a can and it was … Continue reading
9/10/2019 – Stuffed a half-gallon jar with okra and added one level tablespoon of crushed peppers and 1/4 teaspoon of cayenne. Half of the spices were poured in when the jar was half full and the rest when it was … Continue reading
9/2/2019 – Following the advice found at canning forums, as extracted here, I prepared two pints of fresh okra per the following. One of the jars did not seal so it was put into the refrigerator. On 10/28/2019 we opened … Continue reading
8/05/2019 – The second and third ferments turned out very good. The row of okra in the garden daily produces 10-15 more small tender okra pods. We now have enough to make a quart and a pint. This ferment turned … Continue reading
7/19/2019 – Mary trimmed the stems from fresh small okra pods from our garden. She stuffed them tightly into a wide-mouth pint jar with garlic chunks. On 7/23/2019 we tried them. They were crunchy and had a good flavor that … Continue reading