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    Hawgs Pickled Eggs

    Thought I had this thread here but couldn't find it so here it is. Im making some today. Slight change though. Going to smoke the eggs first. Rubberducks idea.




    Hawgs pickled eggs

    These are absolutely delicious!



    DILL PICKLED EGGS

    2 cups white vinegar.
    4 cups water.
    1/2 cup kosher salt
    Lots of fresh dill.
    Couple cloves of fresh garlic.
    1 tablespoon wild leek powder or onion powder or cut up some fresh onion chunks.
    2 table spoons red pepper flakes more or less whatever floats your boat.
    1 heaping tablespoon of smoked jalapeno powder or add a few drops of liquid smoke and or substitute jalapeno powder with cayenne pepper
    And what ever else you feel like putting in.
    Last edited by hawgrider; 03-06-2017 at 05:38 AM.
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    I had what are you pickling or something like that but don't remember seeing yours. Funny you post this today
    I adding to the smoke and pickling thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by RubberDuck View Post
    I had what are you pickling or something like that but don't remember seeing yours. Funny you post this today
    I adding to the smoke and pickling thread
    Yeah I looked for my thread guess I didn't bring it here. I brought it over from PF. I'll add the allspice recipe to it as well later on today.
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    I finally was able to try pickles eggs and I didn't care for them as I hoped for.
    I will going to try my hands on making my own and go with this recipe .

    are the eggs post to have a chalk like texture? both kinds I has did not sure if that's how they post to be
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gambit View Post
    I finally was able to try pickles eggs and I didn't care for them as I hoped for.
    I will going to try my hands on making my own and go with this recipe .

    are the eggs post to have a chalk like texture? both kinds I has did not sure if that's how they post to be
    The more vinegar the firmer or chalky they are by cutting it with more water makes them much softer and enjoyable texture

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    ok ty for info
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    Off the smoker brine heating up then pack the jar.

    Spinning brine pic Lol!







    Pour in the brine cap it let cool off at room temp for a couple hours then put it in the fridge. Keep refrigerated. Let sit if you can for at least 2 weeks although I never make it past a week without a sample.
    Light on the hot peppers this batch didn't want a lot of heat this time. Put in a bunch of smoked paprika also. The fresh dill this time of year sucks and doesn't have much dill flavor so I also added some ground dill seed I got from RubberDuck.


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    I like the ground dill seed I added some to mine as well.
    I like the color usually mine are much darker but went with clear brine this time.

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    That jar is too pretty to open and eat lol!

    I bet they will be awesome
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    Here is the allspice recipe-




    Allspice pickled eggs with one secret ingredient. I had to make the secret ingredient it is.....
    Smoked Jalapeno Powder. I make it by taking fresh jalapeno peppers and smoking them in my smoker for about 5/6 hours heavy smoke with hickory chips. Once smoked I finish drying them in my dehydrator. Then take them and put them in a coffee bean grinder and turn them into a fine powder. The stuff is awesome I use it on everything salads fried eggs burgers what ever.

    Now on to the pickled eggs- depending on how many eggs you get in a quart jar there should be enough liquid to make 2 quart jars
    12 small eggs hard boiled per jar. To make the shells peel easier add some kosher salt to the water while hard boiling.

    1/2 cup water
    2 1/2 cups white vinegar
    1 1/2 tsp kosher salt
    2 bay leaves
    2 or more fresh cayenne or chili peppers
    2 tsp sugar
    2 TBSP allspice
    2 TBSP peppercorn
    1 heaping tsp of smoked Jalapeno powder

    Extra spicy add 1tsp of cayenne pepper.

    Directions-
    Boil and shell eggs. Pack in jar/jars. 12 large eggs wont fit in a one 1 quart canning jar. If you use small eggs they should fit in one jar. Don't pack to tight though.
    Combine all ingredients bring to a boil then boil about 5 minutes to get some mild heat out of the cayenne peppers longer the boil the warmer the eggs. I gently shake jars every day to keep the spices mixed up in the jars .

    KEEP REFRIGERATED- they will keep in the fridge for over a month or so.
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