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The Joy of Pickling
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- A Mixed Pickle of Mixed Parentage
- One Fine Mixer: Fermented Lemon Brine
- Experiments with Tibicos (Water Kefir)
- Homegrown Belgian Endive
- Eating and Drinking in New Orleans
- A Quick Wintertime Refrigerator Relish
- Citron Melon Again, for Dessert
- A Bean Worth Drying: The Scarlet Runner
Tag Archives: peppers
A Hot Pepper for Cool Climes
When my faithful correspondent Sheila offered to send me seeds of a pepper variety called hinkelhatz, I didn’t bother to ask what a hinkelhatz pepper was. Every pepper variety, I figure, is worth trying at least once. As I laid … Continue reading
Surprisingly Delicious: Fermented Tomato Salsa
Following my post on thick salsa made from baked sliced tomatoes, a reader asked about making fermented salsa. I grimaced as I considered how easily tomatoes rot. Cutting them up and leaving them to ferment would be asking for trouble, … Continue reading
Posted in Fermented foods, Pickles, Vegetables
Tagged brined tomatoes, fermentation, Hard Rock tomatoes, peppers, salsa cruda
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Pickled Peppers, by the Pint or by the Peck
For a primer on both pickling with vinegar and water-bath canning, see my recent post at the website Eating Rules.
Posted in Pickles, Vegetables
Tagged canning, chiles, food preservation, peppers, pickling, vinegar
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Return of the Rains
This is a post from five days ago that somehow ended up in my drafts folder. Today there’s not a cloud in the sky, though leaves are flying past my office window. I’ve had to don fingerless woolen gloves … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Vegetables
Tagged gardening in Oregon, Oregon weather, peppers, rain, salsa, tomatoes
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