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Title: Dutch Lunch Pickles (Mennonite)
Yield: 1 Gallon
Ingredients
1 ga cucumbers; quartered length-
- wise
4 cl garlic
4 sm onions
4 pieces dill or 4 grape
-leaves
4 c vinegar
1 c water
1/4 c salt
2 c sugar
1 tb mixed spices
Instructions
Cut medium-sized cucumbers into quarters lenthwise. Place in cold salt
water overnight. In the norning, drain and pack into jars. Add 1 clove
garlic, 1 sliced onion, and 1 piece of dill or grape leaf
: to each jar. Combine vinegar, water, sugar, and spices and bring
to a boil. Pour over pickles and seal or keep in refrigerator or
cellar in a stone
: jar. These are ready to eat in 1 week.
Mrs. Dewey Wolfer of Oregon _Mennonite Community Cookbook_ Mary Emma
Showalter 1950 The Mennonite Community Association ISBN 87883-0411
Typos by Jeff Pruett

Title: Dutch Lunch Pickles (Mennonite)
Yield: 1 Gallon
Ingredients
1 ga cucumbers; quartered length-
- wise
4 cl garlic
4 sm onions
4 pieces dill or 4 grape
-leaves
4 c vinegar
1 c water
1/4 c salt
2 c sugar
1 tb mixed spices
Instructions
Cut medium-sized cucumbers into quarters lenthwise. Place in cold salt
water overnight. In the norning, drain and pack into jars. Add 1 clove
garlic, 1 sliced onion, and 1 piece of dill or grape leaf
: to each jar. Combine vinegar, water, sugar, and spices and bring
to a boil. Pour over pickles and seal or keep in refrigerator or
cellar in a stone
: jar. These are ready to eat in 1 week.
Mrs. Dewey Wolfer of Oregon _Mennonite Community Cookbook_ Mary Emma
Showalter 1950 The Mennonite Community Association ISBN 87883-0411
Typos by Jeff Pruett
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