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6 Ingenious Ways to Use Leftover Olive Brine Beyond Dirty Martinis
There’s (almost) nothing olive brine can’t do — here’s how to unlock the flavor of the jar sitting in your fridge. Once ...
Whether you’ve made your own pickles or polished off a store-bought jar, don’t toss the juice. Pickle brine is worth its weight in gold, and the reason why is quite simple. “A pickle brine is acid and ...
If there’s one trend in the food world that seems to be on a consistently upward trend in the past few years, it’s fermented food. Sure, fermenting food and drinks has been a practice for millennia.
I’ve been on a hunt for a shelf-stable pickle recipe for a long, long time. Sometimes the pickle was great, but only for a short while, or the processing destroyed the crunch or the brine was too ...
Once again, we’re deep into summer, a time when all the squash, beans and cucumbers at the farmers market look too tempting to resist — until you have to figure out how to transform that colorful ...
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Hate Olives? Here Are 5 Ways To Make A Dirty Martini Without Them
Do you love martinis but hate the flavor of olives? You don't need to avoid dirty martinis simply because of this. There are ...
Never waste a jar again with these ingenious ideas. Of course, not every brine is interchangeable, but McGreger notes that you can use sweet or bread-and-butter pickle brine much the same way you’d ...
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