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Old January 19, 2015   #29
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Originally Posted by Vespertino View Post
Has anyone tried lacto-fermeting okra pickles? Most of the recipes I've seen for pickling okra use vinegar. I'm a fan of good old fashioned lacto-pickles, especially kosher dills and "new" pickles. Can okra be pickled in that way?
Never tried it that way. But what I have done is use the old juice from naturally fermented pickles and just plopped in the okra, some garlic and a hot pepper. Can normally and the pickles were great.
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