Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
08-02-2005, 08:57 PM
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: South Dakota
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Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
Just thought I would post one of my hunting snack favorites - picked eggs in a Mason Jar.
- 9 Hardboil eggs
- pour vinegar into a pot, add 4 cayanne peppers - half an onion - a pinch of salt - and some Mrs. Dash seasoning salt ( and you can use your own additions at will).
- bring to a boil
- put peeled hardboiled eggs into quart mason jar and pour hot vinegar and other stuff into jar
- seal jar and put in fridge for three days or more
Makes a great take along snack for any hunting trip!
- 9 Hardboil eggs
- pour vinegar into a pot, add 4 cayanne peppers - half an onion - a pinch of salt - and some Mrs. Dash seasoning salt ( and you can use your own additions at will).
- bring to a boil
- put peeled hardboiled eggs into quart mason jar and pour hot vinegar and other stuff into jar
- seal jar and put in fridge for three days or more
Makes a great take along snack for any hunting trip!
08-03-2005, 06:05 AM
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Location: chiefland Florida USA
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RE: Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
I once worked in a bar and when thepickeled pigs feet was all gone from the gal. jar on the bar. we would add boiled eggs to the pickled juice and let set for a few days and then put it back on the bar.
they were really good that was also.
they were really good that was also.
08-03-2005, 07:19 AM
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Location: WC FL
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RE: Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
ORIGINAL: Tree climber
I once worked in a bar and when thepickeled pigs feet was all gone from the gal. jar on the bar. we would add boiled eggs to the pickled juice and let set for a few days and then put it back on the bar.
they were really good that was also.
I once worked in a bar and when thepickeled pigs feet was all gone from the gal. jar on the bar. we would add boiled eggs to the pickled juice and let set for a few days and then put it back on the bar.
they were really good that was also.
08-03-2005, 08:01 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: South Dakota
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RE: Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
Now now now ----- it really is a great snack in between those 1/2 mile hike trying to flush up a wily ringneck. It is really good at the end of a long day hunting with a little salt and a cold beer!
08-04-2005, 05:19 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: chiefland Florida USA
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RE: Pickled eggs in a Mason Jar
Timber, I use to eat them up in Yankee Town in Gulf Hamock
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