5 Quick Pickle Recipes You'll Want to Share with Everyone

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5 Quick Pickle Recipes You'll Want to Share with Everyone

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Mason jar filled with bread and butter pickles attached to a homemade label

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June 18 2021

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Quick pickles are simple to make and can last a couple weeks in the fridge. Try our combos of vinegars and spices to make delicious condiments without the pressures of canning. Plus, they make great drop-off gifts for friends, family, and neighbors.

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  1. Easy Refrigerator Pickles

    Follow this simple method to make homemade pickles with fresh cucumbers in just 2 hours. Then you can make the side dish you really want, fried pickles (wink, wink).

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  2. Pickled Onions

    Quick pickled onions take some of the punch out of bold-flavored onions, giving you a more mild yet super tangy condiment—perfect for burgers, sandwiches, and salads.

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    Hyvee Culinary Expert Tip
    For these pickled veggies, we recommend using clean wide-mouth pint-size jars.
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  3. Watermelon Rind Pickles

    Don't toss those rinds, turn them into sweet and sour pickled rinds. There's something oddly refreshing about this tangy snack.

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  4. Pickled Cauliflower

    Most people don't think to pickle cauliflower, but once you try it, there's no going back. This crunchy treat works great in pasta salad or in a veggie wrap.

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    Hyvee Culinary Expert Tip
    For best results, leave 1/2 inch of space from the jar rim to the tops of the veggies when packing the veggies into jars.
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  5. Pickled Carrots

    We like to go heavy on the ginger when pickling carrots. It has just the right amount of heat to bring out the other warming spices in this mix. Try it as a condiment for Indian or Thai dishes. 

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