Any creative uses for pickle juice?!


Question:

Any creative uses for pickle juice?

Yes, I realize how ridiculous I sound, but I feel so wasteful throwing away the pickle juice after I'm done with a jar of pickles and I do love dill pickles so I go through a lot of it. Does anyone have any recepies/ideas for the leftover juices?


Answers:
Kids at my school will BUY a little cup of pickle juice. They actually drink it!
**shudders**

Here is a site that lists a bunch of ways to use the juice!

http://www.ilovepickles.org/articles/use...

Don't laugh, but a splash in a bloody mary is great. Or I've also used it instead of vinegar in egg salad or deviled eggs. You can also put a touch of it in tartar sauce.

add it too your BarB-Q sauce , oh my what a wounderful taste.

Throw in some whole garlic cloves, some boiled, peeled eggs and store in the fridge for a week or so.

Warning: If hubby eats them and drinks beer, make up the couch!!

Put sliced cucumbers, onions, carrots and/or pieces of cauliflower in leftover pickle juice and in a couple of days they will be pickled.

I don't like pickles but people here make popsicles out of pickle juice. Yuck.

I bet it would go great in potato salad instead of plain vinegar.

I dip potato chips in it...yum....

You can use pickle juice for just about any foods which need vinegar added to them...ie: coleslaw, potato salad, spinach, misc. Also, you can make homemade salad dressings with it...ie: mix pickle juice, oil (canola or olive or half each), water (optional), and seasonings (i like a package of italian dressing), blend well & serve over salad. Or, make a mayonaise with it for hamburgers...ie: in food processer or mixer combine pickle juice, egg whites, oil, ketchup, and pickles, salt & pepper (optional), then zap! (you have homemade big mac special sauce). Enjoy! ;)

I use it in my tuna salad along with mayo.

My grandmother had a recipe for potato & pickle soup.... sounds gross but it's a Polish delicacy, and DE-LISH.

Cover hard boiled eggs with it and leave it in the refrigerator for a couple of days and you'll have wonderful pickled eggs. It might sound strange if you have never had them, but they are really good plain or using in salads.

down south we use pickle juice to keep away chiggers/red bugs and to get rid of leg cramps as well as in all the other suggestions




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