Can anyone recall Rig extolling the virtues of drinking pickle juice for health?
Anyway, as a result I started eating them and using the juice in my daily salad, along with the chopped gherkins π₯.
I was thumbing through my Dan Leppard bread book the other day and thereβs a recipe for pickle bread My nephew got me the rye flour, which has to be toasted in the oven first. Note to self: not the fan oven πͺπ. So, Iβm giving it a go later π
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Years ago I used to be served pickles for my evening meal but if drinking pickle juice is healthy for you all the better, it should help you a lot with your running.
By all means give pickle bread a try, I am sure you will like it. π
Pickle juice is thought to help with muscle cramps, and there's an interesting hypothesis that the reason for this is to do with neural responses to the taste!
I took a dill pickle with me on the Beachy Head Marathon a couple of years ago, and ate it when I started to get abs cramp. Not sure if it helped because just after I ate it I had to walk up a steep hill, an action that also helps with my abs cramps. But the pickle was really really tasty at least! πππ
π hope you're feeling much better now - it sounded like a most uncomfortable run.
Today I stepped on a thorn at work. About an inch long. Straight thru the sole of my shoe and right into the underside of my big toe joint. It is close to agony πͺ. Swollen. Hot. I'm munching painkillers and using out of date antiseptic π. Cannot believe it! Why???? Grrrrr!!! Better not feel like this tomorrow.
It was lovely. It was mostly rye flour, which had to be toasted in the oven first. It wasnβt a soft, pillowy white but a lovely dark, chewy, tasty result. Worthy of a posh bread basket
I made rye lentils rolls too which were way tasty too.
Ooh that sounds lovely! I donβt eat much bread but when I do I love different flavours - might have to try that one. I take it you couldnβt taste the pickle juice?
The dill pickle juice is fragrant Itβs good vinegar, not at all tart. Some cheap vinegars make you screw your face up donβt they Dill pickles and cornichons are in decent vinegar, even the inexpensive ones
You add fresh dill too. I used a recipe from Dan Leppard.
Interesting - I love pickles but have never tried this. As it's acidic I guess you could mix it with some nice olive oil and and make a salad dressing !π₯
I thought so til Iβd tried it. Dill is lovely and itβs the main thing you taste. Decent vinegar in them too rather than the stuff which chokes one ππ
I hated avocado too. I eat it readily now. I think it can only be because my eating habits changed as I lost weight and stopped eating as much sweet stuff and alcohol
I hated avocado until my 30's, but love it now. However, I'm still firmly stuck in the 'sweet stuff and alcohol phase of life'. Disciplined running and riding is helping me maintain my weight without daily calorie counting. Perhaps if I add a personal threat to have to eat PB and dill pickle juice if I cross the 'red line', then I'll never need to diet again π€£π€£π€£
I need fresh dill too for the recipe too. Not being able to shop for it Iβve sown some at home. There might be some on the weedy allotment. I can have a look next week when I met freeeeeeeeee I sowed some on my plot Years back and you only ever need do it once π. Itβs used to make gripe water doncha know π
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