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Mustard Pickles

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  1. Mustard Pickles

    Yield: 6 qts.

    12 ea med sized cucumbers
    6 ea med sized onions
    6 ea red peppers, seeded
    2 qt. gherkins (small cucumbers)
    2 qt. pearl onions, peeled (are the smalk or silver skinned onions)
    2 ea lg heads cauliflour (break into bite sized flowerets)
    1 1/2 cup pickling salt
    8 cup sugar
    6 cup cider vinegar
    1 1/2 cup unbleached flour
    1/2 cup Colemans mustard
    3 Tbsp turmeric
    2 Tbsp celery salt

    Finely chop or grind, thru the med. blade of a food chopper, the
    cucumbers, onions and red pepper and put each ground vegetable into a
    separate bowl. Rinse the food chopper between each vegetable. Also, put
    into separate bowls, the gherkins, white onions and cauliflower flowerets.
    Sprinkle each vegetable with the salt, using about 1/4 cup to each bowl.
    Cover the gherkins, pickling onions and cauliflower with cold water and
    let all the vegetable stand overnight. In the morning, drain the chopped
    vegetables in a colander; drain the whole vegetables and dry with a towel.
    Mix the vegetables in a preserving kettle; stir in the sugar and 6 cup of
    the vinegar. Bring to a boil. Combine the flour, mustard, turmeric and
    celery salt and mix to a smooth paste with the remaining vinegar. Stir the
    paste gradually into the vegetables and continue to stir until the sauce
    is slightly thickened. Turn the pickles into jars and seal at once to
    process.

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