Quick Pickle Love
August 30th, 2008
Pickles are one of the most brilliant items that can grace a plate and accent a dish. With a salty, sour, sometimes sweet punch; it’s a win win. Seriously, what would sushi be without pickled ginger? Two years ago, I received a fantastic book called Quick Pickles – Easy Recipes for Quick Flavor. You can purchase used at Amazon and I found new copies at BiggerBooks.com. The recipes are easy and the photography is completely gorgeous. Best of all? Pickles are one of the simplest solutions to managing the end of season veggie fest. With quick pickles, no canning is required. All you need is a refrigerator.
Another reason why this book rocks the kitchen is that it was written by Chris Schlesinger and John Willoughby, outstanding food professionals who have partnered on eight cookbooks. They have a good formula for collaboration and super-great pickle recipes.
Entry Filed under: Cookbooks,In Season,Savory Recipes
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1. What to do with a GIANT t&hellip | September 17th, 2008 at 2:00 am
[...] Ultimately, we decided it would be pickled. Of course, I turned to my favorite Quick Pickles and found not one but three turnip pickle [...]
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[...] Someday, I will figure out how to work this into my schedule. I pickles. [...]
3. Refrigerator Dills | Flav&hellip | August 22nd, 2011 at 5:50 pm
[...] dill chips is salting the cucumbers before making the pickles, I learned this technique in the book Quick Pickles. Pulling some of the moisture out of the cucumber allows them to absorb the brine better and indded [...]
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