Difference between revisions of "Pickle"

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(believe it or not, pickled pigs feet are "common" in the south. go ahead, laugh at us.)
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A pickle is a small [[cucumber]] soaked in a [[brine]] solution to cure ( Also sometimes called a [[gherkin]]); or it can be a pickled onion; or it can be a 'mixed pickle'.
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A pickle is a [[cucumber]] or cucumber piece soaked in a [[brine]] solution to cure, a process known as pickling. Other foods such as onions, eggs, and pigs feet are commonly pickled.
  
 
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Revision as of 22:13, April 12, 2007

A pickle is a cucumber or cucumber piece soaked in a brine solution to cure, a process known as pickling. Other foods such as onions, eggs, and pigs feet are commonly pickled.

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