Dill Pickles! Low temp pasteurized!

In this video you’ll find two ways that I brine my pickles and how I use low temperature pasteurization to water bath can them.
The first brining method is the Japanese day pickle brining method using just salt and cucumbers.
The second brining method involves dissolving salt into hot water and cooling it off before adding it to the cucumbers to brine them in a crockor jar.
The low temperature Pasteurization is pasteurizing or water bath canning at a temperature that does not take it to boiling and keeps the water between 180 and 185°F for 30 minutes.This method will allow the pickles to have a more crisp or crunch tho them.
If you have other methods you use to make crisp pickles, please let me know in the comments below!
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