Motivation
We had quick pickled green tomatoes on a Charcuterie plate at Husk a couple of years ago. When my tomatoes refused to ripen, I decided to try my own twist on that. I made these in (8) 4 oz mason jars, so each is a reasonable serving size for 2 people.
We had quick pickled green tomatoes on a Charcuterie plate at Husk a couple of years ago. When my tomatoes refused to ripen, I decided to try my own twist on that. I made these in (8) 4 oz mason jars, so each is a reasonable serving size for 2 people.
Ingredients: Jar
- 6 - 8 green tomatoes
- 3 garlic cloves
- 2 t dried dill
Ingredients: Pickling liquid
- 2 cup white vinegar
- 2 cup water
- 2 T kosher salt
- 2 T brown sugar
- 1 T whole black peppercorn
- 1 t red pepper flake
- 2 T Knob Creek bourbon
Mise en Place
Wash each jar. If there is sanitizer available, dunk each jar and lid after a good wash.
Slice the garlic into paper thin sheets and add it to the bottom of each jar. Quarter larger tomatoes, and halve smaller ones. Slice the tomatoes 1/4" thick segments and stack into each jar. Pack them in tight, but leave 1/2" of space at the top. sprinkle a tiny bit of dill into each jar.
Method
Bring vinegar and water to a simmer, add salt, sugar and spices. Once sugar is dissolved, remove from heat and add bourbon. Immediately fill each jar, leaving 1/4" of head room. Close jars and refrigerate for at least 5 days. These should keep for 3 months.
Serving Options
Charcuterie plates, pulled pork sandwiches, and any other recipe that calls for a dill pickle.
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