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  • A '''pickle''' is a food preserved either by fermentation in [[brine]], preservation in
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  • Leafy vegetable of the ''[[Brassicaceae]]'' family, eaten raw, cooked, or [[pickle]]d; stores well
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  • ...sh|squashes]] that is cultivated for its fruits, which may be eaten raw, [[pickle|pickled]] or cooked.
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  • Strongly spiced vegetable [[pickle]]s that are basic to [[Korea]]n cooking; flavorings include hot peppers, [[
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  • ...h French or Italian is a poor substitute, containing layers of roast pork, pickle, ham and cheesed, and then hot-pressed; served hot or cold
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  • {{r|Pickle}}
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  • ...t is cultivated for its [[fruits]], which may be eaten raw but are often [[pickle|pickled]] or [[cooking|cooked]]. Originally from [[Asia]], a variety of di
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  • {{r|Pickle}}
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  • {{r|Pickle}}
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  • {{r|Pickle}}
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  • # [[Pickle|Pickling]]
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  • {{r|Pickle}}
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  • ...with [[sauce]]s or [[dip]]s. Celery seed is used to flavor [[soup]]s and [[pickle]]s.
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  • ...The brine may contain other flavorings or preservative. As opposed to [[pickle|pickling]], brining does not always involve fermentation.
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  • ...hods is called "cured ham". The three basic methods are dry curing, sweet-pickle curing, and injection curing. Additionally, cured hams may then be smoked
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  • A '''pickle''' is a food preserved either by fermentation in [[brine]], preservation in
    2 KB (321 words) - 15:08, 12 February 2009
  • "Stew some of the salt in the bottom of a pickle tub or barrel; then put in a layer of meat and salt and meat alternately un
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  • ...oyed in preservation to create [[lactic acid]] in sour [[food]]s such as [[pickle]]s, [[kimchi]] and [[yoghurt|yogurt]]. The science of fermentation is known ...[[appam]], [[dosa]], [[dhokla]], [[dahi]], [[gundruk]], [[idli]], [[mixed pickle]]
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  • While publicity of the time spoke of the ability to put bombs into "pickle barrels", we appear to have lost the technology to grow pickling cucumbers
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