Spicy green beans that pair well with Bloody Marys are a popular favorite; and of course I've tackled the classics--sweet bread 'n' butters and kosher dills--and finally encroached upon the fringes of pickle territory, filling wide-mouthed quart jars with deep purple, almost black, blueberry relish. Did I say the fringes? In truth, the vast expanse of pickletopia spans across the globe and takes on oh so many, delicious forms.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Gone Pickling
My love for pickles has finally developed into a full-blown infatuation. In the past year I pickled pears and plums and peppers, and made preserves with a few dozen picked-by-my-own-hands lemons.
Spicy green beans that pair well with Bloody Marys are a popular favorite; and of course I've tackled the classics--sweet bread 'n' butters and kosher dills--and finally encroached upon the fringes of pickle territory, filling wide-mouthed quart jars with deep purple, almost black, blueberry relish. Did I say the fringes? In truth, the vast expanse of pickletopia spans across the globe and takes on oh so many, delicious forms.
Spicy green beans that pair well with Bloody Marys are a popular favorite; and of course I've tackled the classics--sweet bread 'n' butters and kosher dills--and finally encroached upon the fringes of pickle territory, filling wide-mouthed quart jars with deep purple, almost black, blueberry relish. Did I say the fringes? In truth, the vast expanse of pickletopia spans across the globe and takes on oh so many, delicious forms.
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