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Sweet Mustard Pickles




Source of Recipe


Internet


List of Ingredients




1 Cup Brown sugar
1 Cup Canning salt
1 Cup Table mustard
2 quart Water
2 quart Vinegar


Recipe



Mix everything together but the pepers. Bring to a boil. Pack clean peppers in hot, sterilized jars; fill to top with boiling liquid. Seal with hot sterilized lids and rings. Hot water bath 10 minutes. (I don't do this). The grape leaf per jar can be domestic or wild, supposed to keep them a little crisper. If you use whole peppers,
stick them a couple times with a sharp knife.

I use this for sweet Banana peppers, but it works good with any kind of pepper. Sometimes I just mix whatever kinds I have. Really stuff the jars full, as they will shrink up after they sit in the boiling liquid and then cool.