Autumn,
canning,
Corn-Free,
Dairy-free,
Diabetic friendly,
Dilly Beans,
Fermentation,
Green Beans,
Lacto-fermentation,
Little Kids in the Kitchen,
Mason Jars,
Summer,
Wheat-free
Preserving The Harvest: Old Fashioned Dilly Beans
12:27 PMDilly Beans are great! I'm sure these'll disappear fast since I only made one quart. But that's what's so great about Lacto-Fermenting... you can make as much or as little as you happen to have on hand at the time.
Old Fashioned Dilly Beans
about 1 quart of Green or Wax(yellow) beans
1 oz Kosher salt (or seasalt)
4 cloves garlic, peeled
1 quart fresh water
Dill Weed flower head/leaves to taste
Trim beans and pack them into a clean wide mouthed quart-sized mason jar. Add garlic and dill to the jar. In a second quart-sized jar, put in 1 oz salt and mix it with enough water to fill the jar up to the "quart" line.
Pour the brine over the veggies, cap and seal.
Ferment for 5-6 days, until desired flavor is attained. The first couple of days are FIZZY days, so the jar will need to be "burped" a few times a day if you're doing this w/o an airlock (like I did). If, for any reason, you want to halt the ferment for a while, stick the jar in the refrigerator. When you're ready to continue your ferment/burping process, return it to the counter.
My daughter helped shake up the jar! |
Enjoy!!
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