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    Cukes vs. beans

    I agree...I can't think of a reason either. Most of the recipes I've tried have come from websites. I immediately sample the beans and, if "yuck", I pitch the beans and the recipe. Some have come from books such as the revised Ball Canning text which, like most, recommends equal amounts of...
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    Cukes vs. beans

    Thanks for the responses. GotGarlic is right...this question is about "dill" (or "dilly") beans which do not require pressure canning but do require the addition of a water-vinegar brine to produce a safe pH level. The recipe that GotGarlic posted...requiring twice as much vinegar as water...is...
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    Cukes vs. beans

    When making pickles (dill, kosher, polish) from cucumbers using water bath processing, recipes require a vinegar/water brine to reduce the pH to the proper level. I get that. The huge majority of these recipes use a brine that's close to, if not exactly, a 70% water:30% vinegar ratio. OK, I get...
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