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Kombucha (Toasting 1000 subscribers) - Pickels Pickles (Episode 9)
Making Kombucha and SCOBY from scratch
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Fermented Jalapeño Hot Sauce - Pickels Pickles (Episode 8)
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Sourdough Bread - Pickels Pickles (Episode 7)
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Make your own sourdough bread from scratch (including starter) Music: - Payday - Silent Partner ruclips.net/video/k24RCtCTelk/видео.html
Fermented Hot Sauce - Pickels Pickles (Episode Six)
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INGREDIENTS - 250g red habanero chillies - 400g red chillies - 100g rio teardrop chillies - 250g red capsicum - 1/2 brown onion - 4-5 cloves garlic - 4 black peppercorns - 4 cardamom pods - White vinegar - Salt - Sugar Music: - Payday - Silent Partner ruclips.net/video/k24RCtCTelk/видео.html - Rock Angel by Joakim Karud soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Un...
Fermented Dill Pickles (Half sour and Full sour) - Pickels Pickles (Episode 5)
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INGREDIENTS (per jar of pickles) - Baby cucumbers (washed) - Small bunch dill (washed) - 2-3 cloves crushed garlic - Chilli (optional) - I used 1/2 a habanero - 4 black peppercorns - 1tsp coriander seeds - 1tsp celery seeds - 1tsp mustard seeds - Salt BRINES - Full sour = 6-7% brine = 30-35g (2tbsp) per 500mL water - Half sour = 3.5% brine = 17g (1tbsp) per 500mL water Music: - Payday - Silent ...
Sauerkraut - Pickels Pickles (Episode 4)
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INGREDIENTS: - 1 cabbage - 1 tbsp caraway seeds - 1 tbsp mustard seeds Ideas for fermentation weights: www.farmcurious.com/blogs/farmcurious/58156485-diy-fermenting-weights Music: Payday - Silent Partner ruclips.net/video/k24RCtCTelk/видео.html Bustin Loose by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: audionautix.com/
Make your own Beef Jerky (Dehydrator or Oven) - Pickels Pickles (Episode 3)
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MARINADES: SMOKY BBQ: - 1/4 cup soy sauce (50% regular, 50% dark) - 2tbsp worcestershire sauce - Smoke powder 1tsp - 2tbsp brown sugar (80g) - 2tsp salt - 1tsp ground black pepper (3g) - 1tsp meat tenderiser - 1 tsp garlic powder - 1 tsp onion powder - 1 tsp smoked paprika Optional: add chilli powder for a spicy version ASIAN - 1/2 cup soy sauce (half regular, half dark) - 4tbsp rice wine - 2 t...
Homemade Yoghurt - Pickels Pickles (Episode 2)
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Kimchi fermentation - Pickels Pickles (Episode 1)
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For my first video, I make one of my favourite things to ferment INGREDIENTS: - 1kg Wombok - 250g daikon radish, cut into bite sized matchsticks - Small carrot, cut into bite sized matchsticks - 4 spring onions, cut into 2cm pieces - Thumb sized piece ginger, peeled and sliced - 1tbsp minced garlic or 8 cloves - 1/2 onion - 1/3 cup gochugaru (red pepper powder) - 2 tsp saeujeot (salted shrimp),...
what about the vinegar??????
I made a comment saying the salt ratio was way off but I was way wrong!! I use 1 tbs per cup water for full sour and it’s perfect (same as his 2tbs per 500 ml water)
if you dont pasteurize or chemically kill off the lactobacilis.. arent your bottles gonna explode?
Great video! I loved how you included the recipes for both. Got pickling cucumbers growing in the garden and this seems to be the perfect idea: make a jar or two as they ripen. I’m wondering if I can can these pickles after fermenting them so I can enjoy these for as long as possible? (But let’s face it, sour pickles never stay around long amongst the kids n I)
Bovine Scat...There is no such thing as Half!
What are these “fermentation buddies” you speak of?
Nice video! Just one thing, adding vinegar to your sauce will also kill the probiotics that grew from the fermentation.
Pickel's Pickles pickles pickles. I love that this is a grammatically correct sentence.
If you haven't seen the buffalo sentence, you're in for a treat.
COME BACK! Ive only just found your channel and i need more💜
There is no ñ in habanero
Once you added the vinegar you harmed the probiotics.
The peppers seeds have nothing to do with the heat, they're impossible to blend so they aren't even in most hot sauces
This was v helpful. Thank you!
Please respond! I made the full sour pickles precisely as u made them let them sit out of the fridge for 9 days (1 and 1/2 weeks) and opened the jar to find a layer of mold what did I do wrong??
Not sterile enough. Need to wash very good before adding ingredients
I'm still working this out, but my first guess would be to make sure no organic matter rises to the surface. Make sure it's all well submerged
Really enjoyed this. Thanks! Going to give it a go.
are the littles bottles shelf stable?
Pickles!, just found your videos becuase i want to start a small pickle buisness. Hopefully you come back, since you make really fun, light, informative videos. I hope that you are ok and living a happy life independent of your video making! Cheers from Chile
Gr8 vid, keep it up!
I wish you would have checked the Ph of both of them to make sure they are shelf stable.
Just finished a batch. Love fermented pickles!
If you add some dried bay, grape or oak leaf your pickles won’t get mushy.
I love pickles with grape leaves!
Thank you for this recipe. But all you have to do is add tannins to this recipe, and even your full sour pickles will be as crisp as they were when you put them in the jar. 😇
The amount of salt has nothing to do with the sourness of the ferment, if you use to much it will interfere with fermentation by either slowing it down or preventing it all to gather if you use to much!! The length of time you let it ferment progress is the only limiting factor in the production of acid not the amount of salt.! After 3 days taste the pickles, it they are sour enough for you put them in the refrigerator, if not let them continue to ferment! To completely stop fermentation you will have to pasteurize the jars, or just keep them in the fridge and the fermentation will slow greatly, but not stop. If you want to preserve the Probiotics then refrigeration is the way, if not and you want to keep then at the acid level you have decided is good for your taste, then either hot water bath can or Pasteurize them.
Hey love your videos. May I ask what is the temperature of your kitchen?
Before bottling you can measure the PH. If it is lower than 4, then no problem for shelf stability. No need to use vinegar. Generally after mixing I add powder condiments like garlic, ginger, coriander or cumin, and so on, depends on what I am looking for. Liquid smoke is also great if you re looking for BBQ stuff. Then I store in big bottles, let it rest a couple of weeks and taste, and maybe correct spices. Then, and only then I bottle in definitive table bottles.
Is the ph level the same when using half the amount of salt for the half sours?????
The amount of salt has nothing to do with the PH of the ferment! The salt is there to prevent bad pathogens and unwanted biotics from either spoiling the food, making you sick, or creating off flavors. I have absolutely no idea why he is using different amounts of salt for the two batches, as the length of time you allow the fermentation to progress is what determines how much acid is produced. If you would like to know a great deal more about food fermentation, I recommend this book!: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1579657184/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Clear and concise. Thank you.
Would you add other spices to this before or after?
Please do not use the background music It's annoying
He forgot to say that while waiting for the pickles to ferment the lids should only be on loosely or the jars might explode. Tighten the lids once the jars go into the fridge.
I was going to say the same. I prefer to cover the jars with cheesecloth held with a rubber band during the ferment. Then put on a actual lid when they enter the fridge.
Or just use a fermentation lid
So i made pickles, they do not taste sour, they taste... dusty? Metallic? I do not know, but they do not taste remotely sour, i can understand it not tasting as sour as vinegar, but it is not sour at all
what salt did you use? You need to use pure salt with no additives like anti-caking agents. Most supermarket salts contain additives, the additives can prevent the fermentation which gives you the sour taste
@@DjJDtech i used mountain salt (rock salt)
@@the0master200 I've got some rock salt in the pantry, and the brand I use definitely has an anti caking agent listed on the side
I use pure sea salt for pickling
@@DjJDtech i will try and get that. Thanks man
They look lovely to me. I really like mini cucumbers for making pickles.
Another one who stumbled along too late it seems 😔 thanks for the videos they are interesting to watch
My fermantation is getting bitter..
Yummiiiii :)
2:00 that’s what she said
Thanks for the video!
Its normal that the jalapenos change color after a couple of days.....i added Mango to the brine
My dude. Looking good.
iam wondering, why your glass didnt exploded..
I read this and went to burp my jar. Thank you.
Mate, you have NFI. You are clueless about how to prepare the cues.
can you elaborate with your superior knowledge on the matter?
I am not sure exactly what they are referring to, but the main thing I would to is to cut off the blossom end of each Cucumber. It has an enzyme in it that will cause the fruit to get soft faster than if you cut if off. Also by trimming off the ends it makes it easier and faster for the pickle to pernitrate the flesh of the fruit.
The things you watch when researching how to make your own Reuben sandwich lol. Great video.
I'm from N.Y. originally, and I live in Fl. now. I grew up on pastrami, corned beef, and sour garlic pickles. I can make kosher styled corned beef, I have to order online, and have shipped, the pastrami. But they could never get the pickles right. I saw the name Pickle's pickles, and thought if anybody should know pickles, It has to be this guy. I didn't look any where else. BOY AM I GLAD. I don't know what you would call my pickles, seeing I tweaked the recipe (just very little). I am so proud of my pickles, and I am so grateful to you. DANM I make good pickles now. I eat them with everything, and I think my blood pressure is going up. Thanks man.
Pastrami and Corned Beef is easy to make from scratch. As a plus you get to decide what you put in it! As far as the salt in the pickles you do not need to nearly as much as he is here to ferment them, a 3% solution would be fine.
Most of the salt remains in the brine
So no viniger?
No!
That is the point of fermentation! It produces Lactic Acid as the fermentation happens. The result is a softer less harsh sour as opposed to the more harsh sour from vinegar which is Acetic Acid. Fermentation also produces beneficial probiotics which are good for your gut health that you do not get from vinegar pickling. Fermentation also allows you to control how sour the pickles become. By tasting them starting at about 3 days you can stop the fermentation when it is as sour as you like by putting them in the refrigerator.
Never seen habanero or any chili's you are using that huge. something wrong, as in growth hormones. Will be tasty though.
Ryan where'd you go brother
Looks like a nice sauce! Haven’t tried with tap water but I was told the chlorine alters the process and works against some of the good bacteria.
I am about to do the final stages of this today. I'm fired up!!! Thanks for the great recipe.
I like your video. I have some pickles fermenting right now. I put bags of black tea in each one to keep them crunchy. I'm looking forward to seeing how well it works.
If you find that you do not like the taste that the tea gives the pickles, you can use grape leaves on top under your fermentation weight or what ever you're using to hold the pickles down for the added tannins.
@@mikesmicroshop4385 I actually have a batch going right now with packs of tea and bay leaves. I've used tea before and I never even know it is in there. I do have a grape I planted this year (so will have the leaves next year) but it is kinda small so I'm going to leave it alone.
Yes! Grape leaves work great!
How do you not have more subs? Great video man!