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Fresh Pineapple Pickles

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Sweet-tart fruit pickle that will impress even the pickiest eaters. Great with barbecue.

Ingredients

  • 2 containers 2 1/2 Pounds Each Fresh Pineapple Spears
  • 1-½ cup Water (put Any Saved Pineapple Juice Here)
  • ⅔ cups White Vinegar
  • 3 cups Sugar
  • 20 whole Cloves
  • 2 sticks Cinnamon, Broken Into 1/2" Pieces

Preparation

Boil half-pint jars for 15 minutes to sterilize.

Check each spear for traces of core and remove. Slice each spear crosswise into 3/8 – 1/2″ thick slices.

Combine water, juice, vinegar, and sugar with pineapple in a large pan. Tie spices in a bag and add. Bring to a boil and simmer for 30 minutes, uncovered. Remove from heat and untie spice bag.

Ladle the pineapple into the jars, topping off with syrup to within 1/4″ of the top. Add 1 clove and 1 piece of cinnamon to each jar. Remove bubbles with plastic spatula and wipe the rims. Seal and place in a water bath canner.

Bring to a boil and process for 10 minutes. Remove and set in a draft-free place to cool.

Serve chilled and wait for the compliments!

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Sandi Gracia on 6.19.2020

My husband is a diabetic. So I am always adjusting recipes so he’s not completely left out. So I’m looking at 2 lovely pineapples that I know are going to go bad if I don’t get a move on. And this recipe catches my eye. I switched out half the sugar for Splenda and popped in 6 stevia leaves toward the end of cooking time. I packed it all into a quart jar and made “quick pineapple pickles”. Thank You for a delicious and simple way to save my pineapples!

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adeline on 7.14.2013

I have never heard of these but boy they sound great !
thanks

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