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By Chef #176381
on November 25, 2004
way too much ginger and cloves. Suggest leaving both out and adding celery seed. Just a suggestion - personal taste.
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on February 17, 2004
Wow, was this ever easy! I had to substitute ground cinnamon and allspice, and I feel that it had no adverse effects. ;) I used it to make S'kat's Pink Pickled Onions #73203, and this spice is what made them so flavorful and fabulous! I will be making this and the onions often!!! Thanks Mox! :)
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Had a hankering for pickles lately and got some little pickling cucumbers from the market. I used this pickling spice as my recipe for making glorious pickles, even though it's February and cold outside. I found the cloves and ginger addition to be just perfect, and wouldn't change anything! Made for "The Herb of the Month Club" February 2010
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on January 28, 2007
Sound great thanks!
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on March 21, 2006
I used this to make tonkcats marinated brisket of beef--had to substitute a bunch of ground for whole, so I used guestimating... But while it was very ginger-y and clove-y, it made for an outstanding, from scratch, first time home made corned beef dinner.
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on April 01, 2003
These smell and look just like to store-bought stuff...and much less expensive. I added some to my syrup when pickling beets. Thanks so much for sharing this thrifty recipe.
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Serving Size: 1 (224 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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