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Quick Pickles
A flexible quick-pickle marinade for vegetables or fruit. The base can be customized with citrus zest, spices, aromatics, or herbs.
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Ingredients
- water (The OCR appears to show a water measurement, but the exact quantity is not legible.)
- vinegar (The OCR appears to show a vinegar measurement, but the exact quantity is not legible.)
- sugar (The video OCR clearly indicates sugar, but the measurement is only partially legible.)
- salt (The video OCR appears to show a salt measurement, but it is not fully legible.)
- vegetable or fruit (Use the produce you want to pickle; the source gives no quantity.)
- citrus zest (Optional flavoring mentioned in the video.)
- spices, aromatics, or herbs (Optional additions mentioned in the video; use according to taste.)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the vegetable or fruit you want to pickle and pack it tightly into a heatproof container or jar.
- 2
Combine the water, vinegar, sugar, and salt. Add citrus zest, spices, aromatics, or herbs if desired.
- 3
Bring the pickling mixture to a boil.
- 4
Pour the hot pickling mixture over the packed produce, filling the container. The OCR also appears to reference hot tap water, but its role is unclear.
- 5
Let the pickles cool for a short time, then put the lid on the container and transfer it to the refrigerator.
- 6
Allow the produce to pickle in the refrigerator; the source mentions pickling time but does not provide a legible duration.
Notes
The source is a short video with partially unreadable OCR. Exact measurements, the specific hot-tap-water instruction, and the pickling duration are not reliably visible; obtain the linked recipe for a complete formula.
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