How to Make Pickled Eggs + Canning for Long Term Storage!


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Let’s learn how to make pickled eggs! Our special guest, my Dad, will reveal his tried-and-true basic recipe, and how he spices …

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  1. @mikeclay2381
    @mikeclay2381 says:

    Thank yall for taking the time to walk us through this process , especially your dad giving up grandpa time. Never thought about the white vinegar/ GMO stuff so thanks for that also. I never heard of coconut vinegar ,great info. Now I’m new to canning and such, what is the difference between pickling and fermenting ? I’m most thankful for all the information you’re sharing with us. Really hoping you channel keeps growing. Many blessings.

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  2. @amsohn1
    @amsohn1 says:

    Oh how special! Love it when Daddy use to come and we shared so many things!! Charish those times!! Love hearing the kiddos as well!

    Gonna get some eggs pickled soon and yeppers, I'll be canning them!!

    Blessings ❤

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  3. @meganlalli5450
    @meganlalli5450 says:

    Great video, and nice to see your dad with you. I might have to try sone of these pickled foods. I was never a fan of pickling everything but now that i see how much i like fermented carrots, upping my pickle game serms like a logical next step.

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  4. @markbailey6051
    @markbailey6051 says:

    Remove egg from boiling water and set in a pan with one inch of cool water. Break the shell and peel fast and the shell will come off easily. The cool water is only needed so you don't burn your fingers.

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  5. @kbjerke
    @kbjerke says:

    I actually like parsnips, and this might be a way for me to save a few for snacking in the winter! LOL Not a fan of dill, though. Great video, and you've given me some ideas! Thanks, and Merry Christmas!

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