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09/05/2008
This traditional breakfast pickle is part of a family of Japanese quick-salted pickles.
Issue #114
04/25/2013
The recipe for this pickle is a version of one described in The Folk Art of Japanese Country Cooking by Gaku Homma (North Atlantic Books, 1991).
Issue #130
03/08/2002
Pickling is called Russia's national pastime and here is a delicious example of their labor of love.
Issue #29
06/04/2012
Crisp, spicy radishes get a dose of toasty warmth from sesame oil in this quick pickle,
brightened with scallions and sesame seeds.
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04/12/2009
This crunchy pickle can stand alone as a snack or an appetizer, or you can add it to Asian dipping sauces, sandwiches, or salads.
Issue #120
01/26/2007
Mustard greens are considered the most pungent of Asian greens, making them perfect for pickling.
Issue #5
11/15/2012
Based on a recipe from Eastern Shore musician William "Pooh" Johnston, these spicy pickles are a delicious accompaniment to any meal.
Issue #151
01/27/2007
Making pickles perfectly is a science—but you can take a shortcut with this tried-and-true preparation.
Issue #5
10/03/2008
In Amish country, where pickled beets are a staple, delis sell “red beet eggs” as a snack.
Issue #61
05/02/2007
This Mexican favorite is a crunchy, vinegary salad of mixed vegetables.
Issue #10
10/13/2009
Cabbage is rubbed with a handful of ingredients including chile powder and garlic in this popular kimchi.
Issue #124
07/18/2008
This easily made pickle is a great side dish for both Asian and Western courses.
Issue #113
11/08/2000
North Beach ''old stove'' (traditional home cook) Rose Pistola provided this recipe for us.
Issue #25
09/04/2009
Koreans may very well be the world’s kings of condiments. Main dishes are often accompanied by a mind-boggling assortment of pickles, sauces, and snacks. Continue...
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Source: Cooking with the Single Guy
06/17/2010
Summer is a great time to get outdoors and go foraging. Chez Pim pickles her abundant mushroom harvest, creating an earthy, tangy condiment with just a hint of sweetness that can be used on almost any food.
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Source: Chez Pim
08/11/2009
Rice wine and apple cider vinegars give this quick pickled salad a sweet, tangy bite.
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Source: Cookthink
09/06/2009
These soy-and-sherry-marinated dried mushrooms—based on a side dish served at Momofuku Noodle Bar, in New York City—taste great sliced and served on grilled steaks.
Issue #123
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