18th Century Style Refrigerator Pickles: Historical Time Travel Recipe | From Scratch Cooking

In which Kayla makes refrigerator pickles inspired by the flavors of the 18th century. In this episode, enjoy learning more about pickling in the 1700s, how to pick the ideal cucumber for pickling, Amelia Simmons and the first American cookbook, and more.
Step back in time with our 18th Century Style Refrigerator Pickles recipe. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of old-world pickling techniques as we bring history to life in your kitchen. Learn how to create tangy, crisp pickles with the convenience of modern refrigeration. Join us for a flavorful journey into the past, and discover the timeless charm of homemade pickles. Watch the video now to pickle like they did in the 18th Century!
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[@tanishahogan9396]

These look amazing! I’m going to make some this weekend!

[@naturallymemarie9650]

I like to ferment mine. Just add the pickles to a jar with water, salt, sugar, coriander seeds, dill, and black peppercorns and leave it out at room temperature for a few days to ferment. You will need to de-gas the container everyday, then once its sour enough, you refrigerate it. Good prebiotic.

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just this evening we talked about making pickles again. your video taught me something new & I appreciate it very much, thank you. learning more food history is always a bonus.

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Thank you so much for this video! I always wanted to start doing homemade stuff! I’ll be sharing this in my stories!

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[@ohnastya6837]

Great video Kayla. So nice to hear your voice and listen to all the details you've investigated with such love. I'll definitely try to add nutmeg and ginger next year to my pickles. In Russia we use black currant and cherry leaves to obtain the crunchiness. This year I've tried the terragon for the first time. The result is absolutely amazing! I know that even oak leaves can be used for that purpose. A lot to try! Looking forward to the next video 💗

[@ainerosemcgowan559]

Thanks for sharing this! It's so interesting to hear the history of pickling.

[@underatinroof]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Very beautiful video please keep doing them!

[@underatinroof]

Thank you! I’m hoping to get a more consistent schedule this fall!

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[@olgasherl]

Thank you! A wonderful recipe!🤗🤗 You will need to try adding ginger to my cucumbers!🥒 My favorite recipe with the addition of turmeric and mustard (I have a video).

[@underatinroof]

Great idea!

[@PrettyRikiBalboa]

Loved the video! If you spend more time on KZbin (if you feel it’s worth the effort), I wouldn’t complain. My partner’s stepdad makes his own pickles, but he does the whole canning process and that sounds intimidating. 😵‍💫 Your method sounds pickler beginner friendly and I’m curious what all the herbs and such do for the flavor.

[@underatinroof]

Thank you! I hot water bath can pickles, but I just never love the flavor as much as when they’re cold processed. The hot water bath pickles are great for making tartar sauce, though!

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[@TheMennomilist]

I am new here and think you are a kind and cool lady. I really liked this video. I have tried to make pickles in the past and have not been too successful and hope that your lesson today will help me improve. I know it sounds odd, but I don't like cucumbers at all, but I love pickles. haha. Awful about the plagiarized recipe.

[@underatinroof]

Thank you! I hope that this video helps with your pickles. And I totally get it!! 😂 Also more just interesting than anything, I think, about the plagiarism. It’s so old at this point it really doesn’t matter!