"Dilly Beans"
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woody
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cyberdigger
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Man they look deeee-licious!!!! Right on, Woody!!
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]capsoda
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Never heard of them but it sounds like what they call down here "Vinegar Beans".
Never tasted them.
towhead
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mmmmmmm, I'm just about drooling!
-Julie
-Julie
woody
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Rich, you just have to make sure you water bath them in boiling water for 20 minutes to kill all the bacteria.
We've got Roma tomatoes growing to make spaghetti sauce.
We've got Roma tomatoes growing to make spaghetti sauce.
glass man
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LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY MY MOM USED TO PRESSURE COOK THINGS. WHEN THE WHISTLE THING ON TOP USED TO GO OFF SCARED THE HECK OUTA ME IF I WAS CLOSE AROUND! FAV. THING FOR ME SHE USED TO CAN WAS VEGETABLE SOUP! WOODY LOOKS LIKE ALOT OF PEPPER IN THERE. DOES IT MAKE THE BEANS VERY HOT? I LOVE CAYEENE PEPER AND CUT SOME UP AND PUT THEM IN WITH SOME EGGS I PICKLED ,BUT THE PEPPER HAD NO EFFECT ON THE EGGS. JAMIE
woody
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There's only a quarter of a teaspoon of red cayenne pepper in each jar, Jamie.
They are spicey, though.
They are spicey, though.
capsoda
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Now you talkin a southern boys language.....
Those look so good! How long until they're ready? Would you consider selling a jar?? I just love those. I used to buy them at the store and eat the whole jar. I love salty/spicy and sweet stuff. I think my ideal meal would include some of those beans, a Hostess cupcake and some coke. LOL
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