pickles

A decorative plate with two slices of roast pork and three bunches of pickled grapes.

Pickled Grapes

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One taste of these sweetly sour lovelies and we assure you, you’ll be convinced that yes, your fall table does, indeed, need pickled grapes.

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A canning jar filled with pickled wild mushrooms and a sprig of thyme.

Pickled Wild Mushrooms

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So easy to toss together. So understated yet sophisticated. So wise in capturing and preserving something during its season.

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Two jars of ratatouille pickles, one with zucchini, and the other with red onion.

Ratatouille Pickles

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Traditional ratatouille gets sliced, diced, deconstructed, and reimagined–pickled, too–in this fashionably brilliant approach to Indian summer surplus.

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Three jars filled with pickled green tomatoes and a cinnamon stick with two empty jars in the background.

Pickled Green Tomatoes

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A little sweet, a little sour, and a whole lotta delicious. And so obscenely easy to make, the most difficult part will be finding the patience to wait before trying them.

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Four bowls of salt and sugar pickles; one with watermelon, one with red radish, one with cucumber, and one with daikon radish.

Salt and Sugar Pickles

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These quick pickles–quickles!–aren’t at all like the ones your grandma put up each year. They’re better.

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A white bowl of sweet pickle relish with a spoon with a wooden handle in it

Sweet Pickle Relish

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So long, Vlasic. Once you try your hand at making your own sweet relish, you can cross one more condiment off your shopping list.

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An open jar of refrigerator sweet pickles with the lid lying beside the jar.

Refrigerator Sweet Pickles

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A Scandinavian-style pickle that’s distinctly sweet, just a little sour, and subtly perfumed with dill. So simple it doesn’t even require turning on the stove during the dog days of summer.

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A jar of the best kimchi with a spoon standing up inside it

Kimchi

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Canadian by birth but Southerner by choice, chef Hugh Acheson makes a mean Korean kimchi. And just wait’ll you learn his ideas for using it.

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Two Mason jars filled with pickled eggs in beat brine

Pickled Eggs

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If you’re a pickled eggs virgin, you’re in for something quite special—and not just because these little lovelies are so spectacularly pretty in pink.

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A canning jar filled with quick pickled ramps and some fresh ramps lying beside the jar.

Quick Pickled Ramps

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No waiting weeks for the pickling solution to work its magic. Not with these little lovelies, which are ready to nosh within minutes of making.

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Three corked vials of homemade hot sauce

Homemade Hot Sauce

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Hot peppers. Salt. Vinegar. And patience. That’s all you need to earn bragging rights as the maker of the best hot sauce ever.

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Several slices of homemade corned beef in a sandwich on a wooden table.

Homemade Corned Beef

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Homemade corned beef is crazy easy to make. And it’s not just for St. Patrick’s Day. Although that holiday simply isn’t the same without it.

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A close up view of a full jar of pickled zucchini.

Pickled Zucchini

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Looks like a cucumber pickle. Tastes sorta like a cucumber pickle. But let us assure you, this is not a cucumber pickle. It’s even better.

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A glass canning jar filled with bread and butter pickles, with pickling liquid being poured over.

Bread and Butter Pickles

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We’ve no idea where the saying “in a pickle” comes from, but we’d love to find ourselves in a jar of these subtly sweet specimens.

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