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Hi
How much salt do you use?
I can not see a list for the garlic recipe.
pickling garlic
Hey Joel, I generally just use basic brine (PRESERING THE HARVEST GROUP) just like you did your peppers. I don't use spices, since I don't want them discolored. Do not use iodized salt for any pickling. Gourmetgarlicgardens.com has some interesting recipes for pickled garlic as well as a myriad of information. I enjoy pickled garlic as a snack and it's good for you.
Stay natural,
David
Thanks, David
I use the green box of pickling salt & followed a recipe, but my peppers are too salty for me.
I need to use less then half of the old recipe & have been told no salt is needed if you use hot (slow boil)vineger & the jar seals.