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Ingredients
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4 4 sets 1 quart 1 quart ½ cup salt 16 12 |
Quart sized mason canning jars Lids with sealing rings Water Vinegar, cider Salt Bell peppers, sliced lengthwise We always used green bell peppers Garlic, whole cloves |
Instructions
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Prepare 4 quart jars w/ring seals – Keep hot so they are sterilized. Grandma always kept her big, black metal baking dish on a burner, with water simmering in it. She turned the jars upside down inside the pan, along with the lids & rings, and kept them there on a very low heat until they were packed.
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Boil the water, vinegar & salt together for 1 minute and then keep hot and ready.
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Wash & slice the bell peppers, then pack tightly into 4 hot-sterilized quart jars, putting 3 whole garlic cloves in each jar. Kind of tricky because the jars are hot.
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Pour hot water/vinegar/salt solution over the bell peppers.
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Seal jars immediately with ring lids. NOTE: I don’t know how long it takes for the bell peppers to be considered “pickled”.
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These are served along with dinner in Italian households.
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In the “Olden Days” the whole family worked on this together. Grandpa even helped by packing jars. He usually was able to get a box of bell peppers from a local farmer. The kids either cut the peppers or packed the jars, but grandma always did the pouring & sealing.
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