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PICKLES

PICKLES. Awesome. Where did pickles come from?. How to make pickles - http ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cj9jNc9nKo&feature=related. INDIA

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PICKLES

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  1. PICKLES Awesome.

  2. Where did pickles come from? How to make pickles - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cj9jNc9nKo&feature=related INDIA No one knows for sure where, or even when pickles were first created and debates still arise over the topic, but the most accepted answer is about 2000 bc, from India. Cucumbers, where pickles come from, are also said to originate in India, and have been cultivated for more than 4000 years.

  3. Pickles Role in Modern Meals Pickles are commonly used today to add a sour flavour, a crunchy texture, or added on the side. Pickles are used as secret ingredients in many dishes, including Meatloaf, Salsa, Hamburger Patties, Shepherds Pie and Lasagne. Pickle Facts - http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/pickles/history.html An example of a recipe using pickles – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcGXKIIOCsQ

  4. Nutritional Facts It’s hard to give nutritional information on pickles, because there are so many factors involved. First off, the type of cucumber determines the basic values, then the content of the brine, and the extra ingredients added further change the values. Here are the nutritional values of an average pickle.

  5. Popularity and Relevance Pickles are encountered everywhere and for good reason. They’re crunchy, juicy and delicious. In the UK they’re referred to as Gherkins or Wallies. The word pickle is also used to describe a bad situation, as in: This guy with the meat cleaver is in a real pickle.

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