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do we store them with the juice or do we drain the juice after the 30 minutes are up?
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Quick and to the point. Well done!!
I would add a half cup of water , way to much acid .
I follow this method but I use seasoned rice wine vinegar and leave out the jalapeno, most of the times. They keep, covered in the fridge, about a week
Recipe ingredients: 1 c Red Wine Vinegar, 1/3 c Sugar, 2 thinly sliced Jalepenós, 1/4 tsp Salt
Is not weird how onions taste different when pickled, grilled…etc.?
can i use apple cider vinegar??
I've been looking at videos about pickling onions for a while now and am wondering why some people use only vinegar and others use half vinegar half water?
My second question is, should the liquid be boiled before covering the onions? Not everyone does that.
Wil they keep long in the fridge if I make a big batch
Making now. Added a little garlic and extra jalapeño:-)
These are really good. Thanks.