Bread and Butter Squash pickles

"This is a sweet pickle - type squash. I have used this recipe this season, as has my Sister."
 
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photo by Kathy G. photo by Kathy G.
photo by Kathy G.
photo by Kathy G. photo by Kathy G.
photo by mary winecoff photo by mary winecoff
Ready In:
1hr 15mins
Ingredients:
8
Yields:
5-6 Pints
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine cukes, squash, onions& peppers and sprinkle with about 3 Tbls. of salt.
  • Let set for 1 hour and then drain.
  • Mix other ingredients and bring to a hard boil
  • Add vegetables and bring to boil again.
  • Fill jars & put in water bath for 10 minutes.

Questions & Replies

  1. Is that a total of 4 cups of squash and cucumbers or 4 of each
     
  2. The last line of directions says to fill jars and put in water bath for 10 mom. Is that hot or cold water bath
     
  3. Can zucchini squash be used with yellow squash in this recipe?
     
  4. Can i mix cukes and squash for bread n butter pickles?
     
  5. How many pints does this recipe make?
     
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Reviews

  1. THIS RECIPE WAS WONDERFUL, AND IT WAS SO EASY TO PREPARE . GREAT!!!!
     
  2. Used this for a weekend of canning and pickling. It was super easy and the sample we tasted was wonderful. Done one batch with just squash and onions the next batch was 3 different colors of bell peppers and the combo of squash and cucumbers all cut into chunks. Made very pretty jars! Thanks for posting. Will be using this for many years to come!!
     
  3. This is my third batch of these b&b squash pickles. My children and parents keep eating them up! I chunked the vegetables, rather than sliced them. The only substitution I made was using 4 tsp. of pickling spices (mixed) instead of the separate 2 and 2 of mustard and celery seeds. They turned out slightly crisp, and fabulously delicious right after cooling, and we just can't stop eating them. Now THAT's a compliment about zucchini, yellow squash, and slightly oversized cucumbers cut into little chunks. Highly recommended.
     
  4. Quick and easy and used up the abundance of squash from my garden
     
  5. what do you put the squash. onions and peppers in that you have to drain them
     
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I live in South Carolina and I am sort of retired. I have recently moved to the country and have my first garden. It is small but I have really enjoyed eating & canning my "own" food. I have always put most of my vegetables in the freezer but have started using jars this summer and have a canning closet that is looking more beautiful everyday.
 
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