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Step 1
Wash, dry and cut your pickles either into spears, thin slices or even do some of each like I did. You can use a mandolin slicer to get consistent slices which will be perfect to use for burgers or sandwiches.
Step 2
Place all the pickles in the jars of your choice. I was able to fit mine into (32 ounce mason jars.
Step 3
Add half the garlic, red onions and dill into each jar.
Step 4
Heat a saucepan to medium and add in the water, white and apple cider vinegars, mustard seeds, salt, sweetener, red pepper flakes and whole peppercorns. Allow to come to a simmer, stirring until the salt and sweetener has dissolved, then remove from the heat.
Step 5
Pour the brine into both jars, making sure the cucumbers are completely covered.
Step 6
Cover each jar tightly and allow them to cool slightly at room temperature.
Step 7
Chill in the fridge overnight before serving. Pickles should keep for at least 2 weeks or so.
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