I made my own pickles and jarred them this morning.
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2 comments:
that is so cool, I want to start canning, but is seems a bit hard to find all the supplies...
The nice thing about this recipe is that you really don't need any special supplies. The only "canning" items you need are wide mouth jars. You can easily buy new ones at the grocery store (it's easy to find them at this time of year, at least) or you can use old pickle or miracle whip jars you have at home...or beg off of friends and family.
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