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Kosher Dill Pickles
Servings:
7
pint jars
Equipment
Medium saucepan
Pint size canning jars and lids
Water Bath canning pot and lid
Ingredients
30-36
whole
Cucumbers (3-4in long), washed
3
cups
Distilled white vinegar (5%)
3
cups
Water
6
Tablespoon
Canning salt
Dill – fresh or dried
A generous amount
1
clove
Garlic
to taste
1
teaspoon
Mustard seed
to taste
Instructions
Preparing the Pickles for Canning – RAW PACK
Remove 16 -inch from blossom end of cucumbers and discard; leave 1-inch stem attached.
Make brine – mix vinegar, water, and salt; bring to boil.
Place dill, garlic (sliced), and mustard seed in bottom of each jar.
~ Always sterilize canning jars and lids just before using ~
Pack raw cucumbers into hot jars, filling only halfway.
Fill rest of jar with more dill and boiling brine mixture, take care to remove air bubbles; leave 1-inch headspace.
Wipe jar rims and threads.
Adjust lids and begin canning.
CANNING TIME
Water Bath Canning (pint jars) 10 minutes
** Pickles will shrivel after canning and plump later in sealed jar **
Notes
NOTE
:
Pickling cucumbers are not usually available in Hawaii; Persian cucumbers can be used instead. The local brand Keiki Cukes also works well.