Source : Put The Dill At The Bottom Of The Jar Then At The Top And A Few Branches In Between The Plums Chefs Note If You Disinfect The Jar Before It You Can...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by sabrina.at.gym
at : February 3, 2026
Step:
Put the dill at the bottom of the jar, then at the top, and a few branches in between the plums. (Chefs Note: if you disinfect the jar before it, you can prevent it from becoming moldy or rotting. You can store it for longer.)
I put the washed plums in the glass, sprinkled with garlic cloves.
I boil pleasantly salted water with a few grains of pepper, juniper, carnation, and coriander. (Chefs Note: Sometimes I add mustard seeds, sometimes smaller onions.)
I put green grapes, horseradish, cherry leaves on top. Cover it with gauze, I put the breadcrumbs on it.
Pour the lukewarm saltwater on the plum. Cover it with an incompletely sealed plate and put it on for a little longer than the cucumber (it is enough for 2-4 days on a sunny day.)
When done, I take the edible stuff out of it, put it in lockable pots/jars, pour the filtered juice and keep it in the fridge, it stops for several weeks and it just gets better.
Enjoy!
Ingredients
Green plums
(Chefs Note: You can use as many green plums as you want or as many to fill up you jars, depending on how many do you have.)
A few cloves of garlic
1-2 strong peppers
flowering, stalked dill
(Chefs Note: Of course, you need a good portion of fine green dills, and if its dried, the seeds are droopy, its good for your green plum pickle)
1 little sour cherry leaf (a light sour cherry leaf on top)
1-2 green bunches of grapes to acidify
Salt and water
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