Making something special from waste. A delicious treat for the pantry.
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True story - I was at a late summer potluck and noticed the abundance of children and the plate of sliced watermelon. I also knew these children's eating habits - so I asked the hostess if she minded if I cut the fruit off the rind. She knew I had just heard about watermelon rind pickles and was itching to try some. She laughed and told me I was 'really hardcore', but that's a compliment coming from her :) We both hate waste! And the pickles were delicious - a friend called them 'Christmas in a jar"!
@batteriesnotrequiredtoysth72712 жыл бұрын
I probably would do the same lol.
@LifePrepared2 жыл бұрын
THANK YOU I lost my recipe for these so I will try yours but will use fresh ginger in mine. I love pickled ginger and think it will work with the watermelon. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
@midgevietor19910 ай бұрын
You are so welcome! Thank you ❤️
@LifePrepared10 ай бұрын
I made these about 30 yrs ago and my family fell in love with them. My plan is to make some this year and surprise my kids for Christmas with a few jars.
@lynnetteb82 Жыл бұрын
What a great gift. My family loves my gift baskets of home canned food.
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
Well Kim you really struck a chord on the strings of my heart with this pickle! I remember being small fry and my Mom sharing these with me. They were not homemade just the old south brand from Bettendorfs grocery store. All in all, I just made a batch and they looked like yours. I went shy with the cloves but added 1/8 tsp. corriander and good pinch red pepper flakes. Thanks so much ;-)
@susanruzicka25557 ай бұрын
I love food that brings back memories.
@LifePrepared7 ай бұрын
My best Army buddy turned me on to his grandmother's watermelon rind pickles 30 years ago, today I'm making my first batch. I'm gonna call him, thanks for the recipe and inspiration.
@todyoung6858 Жыл бұрын
I hope they turn out amazing!
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
Totally do a video with those lids! I would be very interested in seeing that.
@mjstkapbt3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing!! I made these today. I was very excited to find a recipe that included water bathing and not refrigerator method. Thank you again.
@brendalee3112 жыл бұрын
You are very welcome! Enjoy ❤️
@LifePrepared2 жыл бұрын
I have been searching for a sweet watermelon rind pickle recipe. Had one yrs ago looking forward to trying this again. Thanks for doing this video.
@joeslaughter-rw3nx7 ай бұрын
@joeslaughter-rw3nx I hope you like it too.
@LifePrepared7 ай бұрын
Just discovered your channel. Great video! Thank you for this recipe. These pickles look fantastic - best that I've seen! Would love to see more of your pickles and jams! Thank you.
@arlene934210 ай бұрын
Welcome! I do most canning when the temperature falls so keep watching ❤️
@LifePrepared10 ай бұрын
Love it. Every one says I am a dinosaur when I practice no waste. Thank you for your knowledge.
@imruggerpreppingwithimrugg96623 жыл бұрын
Us dinosaurs will always eat well.
@LifePrepared3 жыл бұрын
Me too...my adult kids think I am crazy. They waste so much
@fishingpinky31653 жыл бұрын
Mine did too until they started having kids and found out how little things get expensive fast. They are not as over the top as I am about no waste but I see improvements all the time.
@LifePrepared3 жыл бұрын
Best video I’ve seen yet I have to hot can watermelon rinds at work and this video helped a lot!! We use cinnamon allspice and cloves and every 3 batches a Arbol Chile.
@angelmartinez4603 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for the lovely comment ❤️
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
You can add ice for soaking if your bucket or pot doesn’t fit in the fridge. Ice and water .
@denisemiller84748 ай бұрын
Great idea, thanks.
@LifePrepared8 ай бұрын
Pampered Chef has silicone oven mitts that can also be used to retrieve items from extremely hot to boiling water they are awesome for canning use... I can’t remember the exact temperature for water but it’s high considering I can retrieve a cast iron cornbread skillet out of 550 oven temp...
@leighannehammons97102 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the information!
@LifePrepared2 жыл бұрын
This looks so tasty
@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom3 жыл бұрын
Despite the sugar, they are 5 carbs per 1/4 cup so I can still enjoy them.
@LifePrepared3 жыл бұрын
Thank you, I'm going to try it.
@dude901204 ай бұрын
Hope you enjoy!
@LifePrepared4 ай бұрын
Gonna try tomorrow!
@KCSmith12 жыл бұрын
Good luck! Lmk have it goes.
@LifePrepared2 жыл бұрын
I started yesterday , it was in the brine in the frig. 12 hours. I only got 3 points. So that means I need to eat more melon! So beautiful. Used one tsp clove and 2 cinnamon stix in a spice bag.
@KCSmith12 жыл бұрын
Eating more melon is a good thing lol
@LifePrepared2 жыл бұрын
I've been looking at recipes and came across your video. I'm making some watermelon pickles tonight, but my comment is about your peeler. I just bought the Milk Street Precision peeler because my mom has problems with her hands. It peels veggies and fruit like butter! This peeler is amazing. Just FYI. Thanks for the recipe.
@blondie42637 ай бұрын
Hope you enjoy. Thank you for the peeler recommendation ❤️
@LifePrepared7 ай бұрын
I have the rattled lids and still figuring iutctheblearnibg curve but its getting better
@ColleenN298 ай бұрын
Keep trying. Once you get it, you should love them. Good luck 🤞
@LifePrepared8 ай бұрын
can you use any pickle recipe for the rind? we dont care for sweet pickles, but we do love kosher or dill or garlicy with a mild heat .. so wondering how the rind would do that way .. guess i am gonna have to find out lol
@rodnawilliams9398 Жыл бұрын
I assume you can but I never tried it. Please lmk if you do and how it works.
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
The skin is dense in nutrition hun. It’s good sliced into strips then simmered till aldenté in olive or castor oil. It’s quite hard so it simmers for a while. I tried it in garlic and sweet onion with a few herbs and had it as a side dish to pasta. It was great! It’s so nutrition dense you get full fast on a small amount.
@ThePinkBinks Жыл бұрын
Great idea thanks
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
@@LifePrepared No problem. Enjoy! 💚Oh… I made them very thin strips… about 1/8 on an inch. It’s nice to put in some thicker strips of rind too but let the skin simmer for a while first and then the liquid in the rind sort of re-simmers it a bit longer. It needs to be a low-ish heat because the rind tries to caramelize. Also if you boil/simmer the skin for a while then put it through a blender you get a good health drink. ;) Thank you for your recipe and method. 😁
@ThePinkBinks Жыл бұрын
@@LifePrepared By the way - did you know you can sprout the seeds so they have even more nutrition than when unsprouted? Cut down the light green lines only as they’re a marker for where to find the lines of seeds - then pop them off the cut wedges. Rinse then cure the seeds in a paper envelope for a couple of days or until you want to eat or sprout them. That’s assuming it’s not one of those awkward “seedless” watermelons. lol
@ThePinkBinks Жыл бұрын
Thank you ❤️
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the awesome information!
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
That would be a great brine for a couple pork chops!
@mjstkapbt3 жыл бұрын
Oh yum!
@LifePrepared3 жыл бұрын
Spicy..Watermelon..Jam..
@todyoung6858 Жыл бұрын
Yum!
@LifePrepared Жыл бұрын
What are you doing? You are only suppose to put sugar water red vinegar pickling spice and watermelon rinds. That's how you make them. Try it.
True story - I was at a late summer potluck and noticed the abundance of children and the plate of sliced watermelon. I also knew these children's eating habits - so I asked the hostess if she minded if I cut the fruit off the rind. She knew I had just heard about watermelon rind pickles and was itching to try some. She laughed and told me I was 'really hardcore', but that's a compliment coming from her :) We both hate waste! And the pickles were delicious - a friend called them 'Christmas in a jar"!
I probably would do the same lol.
THANK YOU I lost my recipe for these so I will try yours but will use fresh ginger in mine. I love pickled ginger and think it will work with the watermelon. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
You are so welcome! Thank you ❤️
I made these about 30 yrs ago and my family fell in love with them. My plan is to make some this year and surprise my kids for Christmas with a few jars.
What a great gift. My family loves my gift baskets of home canned food.
Well Kim you really struck a chord on the strings of my heart with this pickle! I remember being small fry and my Mom sharing these with me. They were not homemade just the old south brand from Bettendorfs grocery store. All in all, I just made a batch and they looked like yours. I went shy with the cloves but added 1/8 tsp. corriander and good pinch red pepper flakes. Thanks so much ;-)
I love food that brings back memories.
My best Army buddy turned me on to his grandmother's watermelon rind pickles 30 years ago, today I'm making my first batch. I'm gonna call him, thanks for the recipe and inspiration.
I hope they turn out amazing!
Totally do a video with those lids! I would be very interested in seeing that.
Thank you for sharing!! I made these today. I was very excited to find a recipe that included water bathing and not refrigerator method. Thank you again.
You are very welcome! Enjoy ❤️
I have been searching for a sweet watermelon rind pickle recipe. Had one yrs ago looking forward to trying this again. Thanks for doing this video.
@joeslaughter-rw3nx I hope you like it too.
Just discovered your channel. Great video! Thank you for this recipe. These pickles look fantastic - best that I've seen! Would love to see more of your pickles and jams! Thank you.
Welcome! I do most canning when the temperature falls so keep watching ❤️
Love it. Every one says I am a dinosaur when I practice no waste. Thank you for your knowledge.
Us dinosaurs will always eat well.
Me too...my adult kids think I am crazy. They waste so much
Mine did too until they started having kids and found out how little things get expensive fast. They are not as over the top as I am about no waste but I see improvements all the time.
Best video I’ve seen yet I have to hot can watermelon rinds at work and this video helped a lot!! We use cinnamon allspice and cloves and every 3 batches a Arbol Chile.
Thank you so much for the lovely comment ❤️
You can add ice for soaking if your bucket or pot doesn’t fit in the fridge. Ice and water .
Great idea, thanks.
Pampered Chef has silicone oven mitts that can also be used to retrieve items from extremely hot to boiling water they are awesome for canning use... I can’t remember the exact temperature for water but it’s high considering I can retrieve a cast iron cornbread skillet out of 550 oven temp...
Thanks for the information!
This looks so tasty
Despite the sugar, they are 5 carbs per 1/4 cup so I can still enjoy them.
Thank you, I'm going to try it.
Hope you enjoy!
Gonna try tomorrow!
Good luck! Lmk have it goes.
I started yesterday , it was in the brine in the frig. 12 hours. I only got 3 points. So that means I need to eat more melon! So beautiful. Used one tsp clove and 2 cinnamon stix in a spice bag.
Eating more melon is a good thing lol
I've been looking at recipes and came across your video. I'm making some watermelon pickles tonight, but my comment is about your peeler. I just bought the Milk Street Precision peeler because my mom has problems with her hands. It peels veggies and fruit like butter! This peeler is amazing. Just FYI. Thanks for the recipe.
Hope you enjoy. Thank you for the peeler recommendation ❤️
I have the rattled lids and still figuring iutctheblearnibg curve but its getting better
Keep trying. Once you get it, you should love them. Good luck 🤞
can you use any pickle recipe for the rind? we dont care for sweet pickles, but we do love kosher or dill or garlicy with a mild heat .. so wondering how the rind would do that way .. guess i am gonna have to find out lol
I assume you can but I never tried it. Please lmk if you do and how it works.
The skin is dense in nutrition hun. It’s good sliced into strips then simmered till aldenté in olive or castor oil. It’s quite hard so it simmers for a while. I tried it in garlic and sweet onion with a few herbs and had it as a side dish to pasta. It was great! It’s so nutrition dense you get full fast on a small amount.
Great idea thanks
@@LifePrepared No problem. Enjoy! 💚Oh… I made them very thin strips… about 1/8 on an inch. It’s nice to put in some thicker strips of rind too but let the skin simmer for a while first and then the liquid in the rind sort of re-simmers it a bit longer. It needs to be a low-ish heat because the rind tries to caramelize. Also if you boil/simmer the skin for a while then put it through a blender you get a good health drink. ;) Thank you for your recipe and method. 😁
@@LifePrepared By the way - did you know you can sprout the seeds so they have even more nutrition than when unsprouted? Cut down the light green lines only as they’re a marker for where to find the lines of seeds - then pop them off the cut wedges. Rinse then cure the seeds in a paper envelope for a couple of days or until you want to eat or sprout them. That’s assuming it’s not one of those awkward “seedless” watermelons. lol
Thank you ❤️
Thank you for the awesome information!
That would be a great brine for a couple pork chops!
Oh yum!
Spicy..Watermelon..Jam..
Yum!
What are you doing? You are only suppose to put sugar water red vinegar pickling spice and watermelon rinds. That's how you make them. Try it.
I used the Ball Book recipe.