Little half pint pickle samplers to give away to the ladies in my local Buddhist group. They are refrigerator pickles and will last about three months. After they cool down, I’ll put lids on them and stick them in my fridge for four days before I give them away.
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FrayedBear
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July 19, 2018
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Pickled Okra sounds interesting. 
Surfpirate
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July 18, 2018
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It's very good 
@SkotlandSkye I won't be ready to do any pickling for another month or two but I will see if I can find some Okra at the specialty grocer and add it to the mix.
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