Tips for making a truly crunchy dill pickle

Learn how to preserve the best of summer's produce with three simple, small batch recipes from Victoria-based author and cooking instructor Amy Bronee of the blog Family Feedbag.

PHOTO: Penguin Canada; Amy Bronee shares 101 small batch home preserving recipes in her first cookbook, The Canning Kitchen.
 
Laura Brehaut, National Post
Originally published on July 20, 2015; National Post
 
There may be no greater joy for the home canner than to produce a batch of perfectly crunchy pickles. These pickles get pride of place on the plate, and are gifted only to those sure to appreciate their glory. On the flipside, you have the slightly limp, the subpar; these are the pickles that gather dust in the cupboard, only to be eaten in times of need – perhaps during an ice storm or blackout.
 
 
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