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  1. Mustard Pickle Mustard Pickles

    Mustard Pickle

    A nice blend of vegetables in a hot mustard pickle

    1 lb. (450g) cucumber 1 lb. (450g) onions 8 oz. (225g)
    carrots 1 cauliflower, medium size 3 pints (1710ml) vinegar
    2 oz. (50g) sugar 2 oz. (50g) mustard 1 oz. (25g) salt

    Prepare the vegetables and chop into even-sized pieces Keep
    the carrots and cauliflower separate Add sugar and salt to
    the vinegar and bring to the boil Slowly stir in the
    mustard, mixed with a little of the vinegar Add the carrots
    and the cauliflower and boil for 15 minutes Add the rest of
    the vegetables and cook until tender Pour into warmed jars,
    seal and label

    Mustard Pickles

    6 med. cucumbers, chopped 2 cup chopped onion 3 sweet red
    peppers, chopped 1 med. head cauliflower, cut up 1 qt. sm.
    pickling onions 1 cup salt 4 cup sugar 1 qt. vinegar
    3/4 cup flour
    4/4 cup dry mustard 1 1/2 tsp. ground turmeric 1 Tbsp.
    celery salt

    Layer vegetables and salt in bowl; cover with cold water.
    Let stand overnight. Drain, rinse with cold water. To make
    sauce, combine sugar and vinegar; heat to boiling. Mix
    remaining ingredients. Add some of vinegar mixture,
    cooled; mix and add to boiling mixture; stir well. Add
    drained vegetables, cook 15 to 30 minutes. Pack in hot
    jars, adjust lids at once. Process in boiling water bath
    (212 degrees) 15 minutes. Remove jars from canner and
    complete seals unless closures are the self-sealing type.
    Makes 6 1/2 pints.

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