Garlic and Dill Refrigerator Pickles

Name: Garlic and Dill Refrigerator Pickles
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 10
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 3 c apple cider vinegar; 3 c water; 2 qt mason jars; 3-4 cucumbers, sliced to your liking; 1 onion, sliced to your liking; 1 Tbsp salt; 2 pinch sugar; 2 pinch red pepper flakes; 16 whole black pepper corns; 10 garlic cloves (minced is fine); 2 tsp dried dill

Garlic And Dill Refrigerator Pickles Recipe

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By Annelise Friedman
@Annelise_Friedman

This is a really easy and delicious recipe that leaves you with TWO JARS OF PICKLES! It's very cost effective and worth the time. Not only do they have less sodium than store-bought pickles, they taste a lot better.

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Serves:

Prep:

10 Min

Method:

Canning/Preserving

Ingredients

3 c

apple cider vinegar
3 c

water
2 qt

mason jars
3-4

cucumbers, sliced to your liking
1

onion, sliced to your liking
1 Tbsp

salt
2 pinch

sugar
2 pinch

red pepper flakes
16

whole black pepper corns
10

garlic cloves (minced is fine)
2 tsp

dried dill
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How to Make Garlic and Dill Refrigerator Pickles

Step-by-Step

Heat the apple cider vinegar and water in a sauce pan. Don't boil it completely, just bring it to an almost boiling point.
While the liquid is heating, split the cucumbers and onion between the 2 jars.
Add 1/2 tbsp salt to one jar, and 1/2 tbsp salt to the other jar.
Add 1 pinch of sugar to one jar, and 1 pinch of sugar to the other jar.
Add 1 pinch of red pepper flakes to one jar, and 1 pinch of red pepper flakes to the other jar.
Add 8 whole black peppercorns to one jar, and 8 whole black peppercorns to the other jar.
Add 5 cloves of garlic to one jar, and 5 cloves of garlic to the other jar.
Add 1 tbsp dried dill to one jar, and 1 pinch of 1 tbsp dried dill to the other jar.
When heated, pour the liquid mixture into each jar. Add lids (make sure they're tight). Shake the jars to mix everything, and refrigerate for at least 2 days (5 is usually best) prior to eating.