Pickled Garlic
Another tasty pickling recipe that you can pass on to your sweet Grandmother.
Yield
48 servingsPrep
2 minCook
2 minReady
4 minIngredients
| Amount | Measure | Ingredient | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | pounds |
garlic
whole heads |
|
| ⅓ | pound |
ginger
fresh, peeled, thinly sliced |
|
| 1 | cup |
salt
coarse |
|
| 7 | each | dried red chiles | * |
| 2 | cups | white wine vinegar |
|
| 1 | cup |
white wine
dry |
*
|
| 2 ½ | tablespoons | mustard seeds |
|
Directions
Combine garlic in large saucepan with enough water to cover. Place over medium high heat and bring to a boil. Let boil for 2 minutes. Drain thoroughly. When cool enough to handle, peel each clove without crushing. Transfer to a non-metallic bowl. Add ginger and salt with enough water to cover. Refrigerate mixture for 2 days.
Drain garlic mixture and rinse thoroughly in cold water. Drain again. Pack ginger and garlic evenly into 7 clean hot half-pint jars to ½ inch from the top. Add 1 chili to each jar. Combine vinegar, wine and mustard seed in medium saucepan and bring to rapid boil over high heat. Ladle enough hot brine to cover garlic mixture.
Run a plastic knife or spatula between mixture and jar to release any air bubbles. Clean rim and threads of jar with damp cloth. Seal with new, scalded, very hot lid. Repeat with remaining jars.
Transfer jars to gently simmering water bath (180-190 degrees) and process for 10 minutes. Let cool on rack. Check for seal. Store in cool dry place.
Makes about 6 jars.
Comments
I pickle my garlic the same way I pickle my dilly beans. I like to eat the garlic out of the dilly bean jar, so I just did pint jars of garlic the same way and it is delish!