My neighbor gave me more tomatoes and I had a few from my garden-so I made some more juice yesterday. I should have done it a few days earlier though-I had to throw quite a few rotten tomatoes out! |
Isn't my prized watermelon beautiful? Tastes good too! |
I thought I would share this VERY simple recipe for sour pickles. Mom's been making these forever! This recipe is in the little hand written recipe book that my mom gave me as a bridal shower gift-oh, so many years ago-the one I replicated last year and gave as a Christmas gift for my sisters, my mom (I think?), my daughter, and my niece. I've always really loved these pickles and they could not be more simple to make. The dry mustard gives them zing! Oh, yeah-I used zucchini, not cukes because I had no cukes-but I did have zucchini. I just scooped all the seeds out and used the firm outer part. Worked like a charm. Sour Pickles 2 Tablespoons of dry mustard 2 Tablespoons of salt 4 Tablespoons of sugar Put above ingredients in quart jar. Fill with cucumbers (or zucchini) and then with vinegar. Keep in fridge. Make sure the lid is on tight and shake now and then. Enjoy in a few days! |
8 comments:
Looks like you have been BUSY! Send me some watermelon, would ya???:) Thanks for posting the pickle recipe!! I will have to try them:)
I think I need to make some of those pickles. My mouth is watering now.
You are such a busy lady. I have about 2 dozen tomaters and I just don't "feel like" doing anything with them. Maybe I will freeze salsa tomorrow!
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I want to come to your house and EAT! YUMMY!
Wow-looks like you've been a busy girl!
My younger brother got married at the same place this summer, I can tell from the photos. :) It is a beautiful place.
Cool. It's a small world!
It is! And it looks like the bridal party's standing on that little sloped blacktop part outside the back door? I was a bridesmaid in the wedding and was SO afraid I was going to slip and fall walking down that in my heels! HUGE sigh of relief when I got off the blacktop and onto the grass!! :)
And all the antiques in those little outbuildings! You must have loved this place too. :)
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