Recipes, Kitchen Tips & More
This quick and easy Pickled Onion recipe from Kitchen Warehouse Founder, Marilyn Macaulay can be made in under 20 minutes! Packed with flavour, you can add these pickled onions to antipasto platters, salads or enjoy them on their own.
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When you haven’t quite managed to get through the week’s worth of groceries, pickling is a great way to use up leftover fruit and veg, and we’re here to show you how with this How to Make Quick Pickles video. Pickles are a tangy and delicious addition to sandwiches, salads or grazing boards and are super easy to make.
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Kitchen Warehouse founder Marilyn Macaulay’s green tomato pickles has long been a treasured family secret – but a relish this tasty deserves to be made public!
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We all love how Stasher makes it easier for us to go eco-friendly. But did you know they are more than just reusable pouches for your snacks and lunch? Read this article and learn how you can organise, cook, and even whip up homemade ice cream with these wonder bags!
To some, pickles in cooking can be, well, a real pickle. They’ll argue that the only place a pickle belongs in is in a sandwich. However, there are those who disagree and have found a whole new world in which the pickle reigns supreme in cooking.
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They’re sweet, tangy, crunchy—pickles are simply awesome! They add that sharp surprise every time you bite into our barbecues and burgers. But there’s really more to pickles than good barbecue. And perhaps there’s no one else around who knows them more than Brisbane-based pickle expert Mikey Hilburger of Picklehead Pickles!
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Dill pickles, sauerkraut, kimchi—we all love to eat them! But what makes pickled food different from fermented ones? It is quite interesting to learn how both processes are done and what sets them apart. In a nutshell, pickled foods get their sourness from the addition of an acidic liquid. Fermentation, on the other hand, makes food sour through bacterial reaction. Read this simple pickling vs fermenting guide and learn the key characteristics of these two preservation techniques.
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This flavoursome spice is the perfect recipe to add to cucumber pickles and other pickled products. Grind the spices in your mini chopper or use a pestle and mortar and add teaspoons to your Dill Pickles recipe.
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