Homemade Dill Pickles and Bread and Butter Pickles



If love pickles but have never had the opportunity to make them yourself, now’s your chance. It’s super easy to do and will give you …

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  1. Some of the comments here are kind of stupid like don't wash your jars with a sponge well any germs that you put in there will be killed when you boil them in the water pot and how about the one that says just just rinse them out if they're new can you believe that it's no telling what those jars have been through before they come to us

  2. I'm such a pickle fan, particularly B&B pickles, that I think its time for me to start making my own. Thanks Chef for the detailed instructions. Your videos make these recipes much more doable to me!

  3. you're just introducing bacterial by using your dish sponge, very bad advice – if they're new just a rinse with filtered water will do, you could heat up that water but that's good enough

  4. You don’t have to sterilize your jars in boiling water. Lot of wasted time. Just make sure they are rinsed and free of any debris. Warm the jars in the oven for packing. Your jars gets sterilized when your warm, boiling brine is added to your warm jars.Fill to leave 1/2 headspace to safely get a good seal. Do not overfill and use a canning funnel to measure your headspace. These are all recommendations from USDA, NCState certification class and Ball canning.

  5. People do not boil the lid the ring is fine you only need to heat up the lid. When you put these lids on the jars after you have already heated them up you will be bringing them to a boil. Don't start the break down process of that rubber before you put it on the jars. Do not wipe down the rim of your jars with vinegar it breaks down the rubber around the lid clean wet cloth is all you need.

  6. I have been canning for 50 years. I just wash my bottles in the dishwasher on sanitize. Before my dishwasher I washed in hot soapy water with a little bleach and rinse well. I never have had any issues.

  7. WOW – absolutely love both of these recipes. We're eating them right out of the jar – who needs a sandwich? Thank you Chef Billy for showing an easy successful method! We've made these pickles twice now! So delicious and simple! Can't believe we made them – I always thought making pickles or any type of canning was so hard. We feel so accomplished! 😃

  8. Dude you have no clue how to teach. ALSO what about head space to can those pickles. The fist batch you left everyone that has no idea what to do hanging. Fill the jar let them sit and onto the next kind…. wtf… and I hate to say it but sea salt is not the best salt. The filthy ocean salt is 2nd best to cheep ass table salt! You never mentions to NOT push the top after the water comes ot a boil then time it for 10 min. Remove with JAR LIFTING TONGS set on a towel so not to shock the glass on a cold counter and don't touch the top or tighten the rings…. check later in the day once 100% cooled down of the next day!!! Maybe someone should show him the lid has a special place for the date and to mark the contents… I hope others understand you have no clue what you are doing but you do have a nice kitchen and voice and that is about all!!

  9. Not a fan of sweet pickle. I also hate the taste of distilled white vinegar. I really am curious if anyone has attempted to make pickles that taste more like store brand.

  10. Hi chef. Great educational videos, love them. Do you think putting the jars and the lids in a 170f oven for 30 min. is sufficient to sanitize the jars? Thanks

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