You’ll be shocked by how easy it is to make refrigerator pickles at home. This top-rated recipe for refrigerator dill pickles utilizes simple ingredients–like water, vinegar, sugar, and sea salt–and is seasoned with just the right amount of dill and garlic. Plus, they’re perfectly crisp, crunchy, and ready to eat in just 3 days! Whether you serve them with hot dogs or hamburgers or snack on them right out of the fridge, these homemade pickles are way better (and fresher!) than anything you can get in the jar. Use this quick recipe to transform cucumbers into the ultimate summer snack.

Get the recipe here: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/233542/refrigerator-dill-pickles/

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0:00 Introduction
0:11 Pickling Cucumbers
0:35 Cut Cucumbers
1:27 Pack the Jars
3:08 Make the Brine
4:22 Taste Test

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23 Comments

  1. I love me some pickles and would like to make my own. I think this is super easy even I can do this . Thanks for sharing this super simple recipe .

  2. In the old days before mass refrigeration, pickling was a way for families to have a supply of vegetables during the winter. This was also before agriculture became heavily commercialised. They always use up the bounty surplus and preserve these in a pickle to save money, as back then buying off season produce was way out of their price range.

    Today, the purpose of pickling is different; not for preservation or sustenance but for flavour.

  3. can it be done without the sugar? im diabetic and would prefer not adding any if its not necessary

  4. Put in three Bay leafs or a teabag they have tannins in them to keep the crunch otherwise I’ll go sorry

  5. I made these several times nice. My family loves them and refuse to ever eat store bought pickles again. I do make one small adjustment, I add 2tbs of salt. But otherwise huge huge hit.
    1 1/4 Cups white vinegar
    3 1/2 Cups water
    1 TBS of sugar
    1 TBS salt

  6. I also add red pepper flakes. I think the jalapeño takes away from the pickle taste. It overpowers. Great refrigerator pickle. This recipe also is a good brine if you want to go a step further and make them shelf stable by water bathing. Just remember to add pickle crisp.

  7. Wow your voice is so relaxing. I tried ur recipe absolutely love these HRP , pickles are delicious. Thanks for a easy version.
    Making more often.

  8. We just tasted our first batch of these that my granddaughter and i made. Absolutely delicious. No more store bought pickles for us.

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