arkansas grown-pickled okra
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I had my first taste of pickled okra while visiting my Brother & Sister N Law in Arkansas. It tasted so good, I asked her if she would share the recipe, and she gladly oblighed. It was crisp tender, a slight amount of heat from the peppers and a great garlic flavor. Although I had never made pickled okra, I was confident that I could. I was fortunate enough to get it fresh picked and delivered to my brothers house directly from the farm. I packed it in bags on ice and brought it back to Chicago, & canned 26 jars, & they look amazing. I can't wait for the flavors to marry so I can taste it.
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yield
serving(s)
prep time
40 Min
cook time
15 Min
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For arkansas grown-pickled okra
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2 lbsmall okra pods, washed & cleaned
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12 clovegarlic, more if desired
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6 smred or green hot peppers, (i used jalapeno cut into quarters)
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2 cwater
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2 cvinegar ( i used distilled white)
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2 Tbspsalt
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1 Tbspdill seed,( i used dill weed)
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6 ptjars with lids & screw bands (sterilized)
How To Make arkansas grown-pickled okra
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1Sterilize Jars first. Then pack okra, 2 cloves of garlic, & 1 whole pepper tightly into each prepared jar, to within 1/4 inch of tops.
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2Next in a medium sauce pan combine water, vinegar, salt and dill seed in sauce pan. Bring to a boil. Then pour hot liquid slowly over vegetables in jars to within 1/4 inch of tops of jars.
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3Remove air bubbles, by pressing down on vegetables to submerge it into liquid. Heat flat lids in small sauce pan with hot water, and place on each jar, then Screw bands down evenly & tightly.
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4Process jars in a Boiling hot water bath for 15 minutes. Then remove from pot, and place on towel on counter to cool to room temperature. Label if desired. Makes 6 - 1 pint Jars.
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5NOTE: I made 13 quarts, and 13 pints. So I made the recipe a few times to can all of the okra that I had. I loved the taste of this recipe and I hope you do too. Store in a cool place.
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6ALSO PLEASE NOTE: My Sister N Law Sandra, informed me that she got this recipe from the cookbook CELEBRATING OUR MOTHER'S KITCHEN from the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WEMON INC.
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