Kosher Dill Pickles

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   Wash cucumbers carefully, one at a time.

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   Any sediment left on can spoil entire batch.

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   Place in large stoneware crock. Break up dill.

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   Place among cucumbers. Make brine of water, salt, garlic and spices. Add to cucumbers.

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   They must be entirely covered with liquid. Cover with an inverted dish weighted down with clean, heavy stone.

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   Let stand at room temperature until done to your liking.

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   Length of time will depend on room temperature.

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   Pickles can be eaten after third or fourth day, but well done pickles must stand a week or longer.

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   When pickles are to your taste, refrigerate them to halt pickling process.

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    Yields about 10 quarts.

* Per serving · 4 servings · Values may vary.

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