Green cucumbers enhanced with the flavors of dill and garlic are so tasty! During the harvest season, salted cucumbers are a great way of using up a big harvest of cucumbers. They go really well with crisp young potatoes grown at the same time. There are various different ways to salt cucumbers, and different methods are outlined here for you to try, allowing you to discover the one you like the most.

Ingredients

  • Cucumbers
  • Green grocery and dill
  • Currant leaves
  • Radish leaves
  • Black pepper
  • Salt
Method 1
Method 1 of 4:

Salting with a cooked pickle

  1. On the bottom of the jar, layer some dill, garlic, currant leaves and radish leaf.
  2. Do not force in so many that you crush them though.
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    • Boil water with salt and a few grains of black pepper. Do not put too much salt.
    • Take a proportion: 2 tablespoons of salt on 1 liter of water.
    • Cool the pickle a little, then pour it into the jar.
  3. A day later, the salted cucumbers will be ready.
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Method 2
Method 2 of 4:

Salting with a cold pickle

  1. Then leave it in the kitchen. You will have good crispy salted cucumbers after 2 days.
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Method 3
Method 3 of 4:

Salting without a pickle

  1. Crush the cloves.
  2. Put the mixed cucumbers in a polythene bag and tie it, pre-releasing all the air.
  3. After an hour, the salted cucumbers are ready.
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Method 4
Method 4 of 4:

Salted cucumbers in 5 minutes

  1. Put the chopped ingredients in with the cucumbers.
  2. Then close tightly with a lid.
  3. Your salted cucumbers are ready.
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      Tips

      • These vegetables must be salted in glass jars, kegs or glass-lined pans. Do not use an aluminum cookware when making salted pickles.
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      Things You'll Need

      • Jar
      • Polythene bag or container with lid
      • Cutting board and knife
      • Saucepan (where relevant)


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