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These Refrigerator Pickles are crunchy‚ tangy‚ and fresh and only take 10 minutes of prep&;#33; No special equipment needed&;#33; A SUPER SIMPLE DILL PICKLE RECIPE Ever wanted to make your own pickles but balk at the idea of all the work required to preserve them&;#63; With this easy Refrigerator Pickles recipe‚ you can easily make your own fresh pickles without a lot of fuss. No canning‚ no special equipment but all the flavor&;#33; My favorite part about these is they taste so fresh and crunchy instead of the softer‚ vinegary pickles you can get sometimes when canning pickles. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ’S) What’s the difference between regular pickles and Refrigerator Pickles&;#63; So‚ “regular pickles” are canned and are shelf stable. These Refrigerator Pickles are not canned‚ not shelf stable‚ and have a shorter life span but taste more crispy and fresh. What are the best kind of pickles to use&;#63; I would say Pickling‚ Persian or English cucumbers work well with this recipe. Do I need to peel my cucumbers&;#63; This is personal preference really. I used small pickling cucumbers and they don’t require peeling to be pickled. I rarely peel cucumbers anymore but if you want to‚ go for it. Just know that in general‚ English cucumbers and pickling cucumbers don’t need to be peeled. How do you pick out the best cucumbers for pickling&;#63; Go for the fresh and firm cukes. Even better if they’re smaller with fewer seeds so you’ll have a better texture. Can you preserve Refrigerator Pickles&;#63; Well‚ these are refrigerator pickles and they’re called that for a reason‚ they should be kept in the fridge. Canning recipes (as opposed to refrigerated recipes) are specially proportioned to inhibit bacteria growth so the food will be shelf stable. If you would like to can pickles‚ you should use one of my other recipes‚ like my Bread and Butter Pickles or go with a recipe specifically designed for canning. How long will Refrigerator Pickles last&;#63; If stored properly‚ these pickles should last up to a month. Be sure you seal your jars tightly so air can’t get in. When tossing them in the fridge‚ pick the coldest part. Before eating the pickles from the fridge‚ always check for quality and safety. Look for any discoloration‚ cloudiness or other signs of spoilage and toss them if you have any doubts. I can’t find pickling mix‚ can I make my own&;#63; Yes&;#33; I mention below that I usually just grab a bottle of pickling spice from Walmart. But if you can’t find it‚ below is a simple recipe for homemade pickling mix. I know a lot of people have never heard of allspice berries. I have better luck finding them where the Mexican spices are located in the grocery store. If you can’t find them‚ just leave it out. I have attached paid affiliate links so you know what to look for (or where you can purchase them online.) Also‚ I prefer mustard seed to mustard powder. You can use mustard powder‚ it just makes the brine a bit more yellow and cloudier. Homemade Pickling Spice2 Tablespoons black peppercorns2 Tablespoons mustard seeds2 Tablespoons coriander seeds2 Tablespoons dill seeds (I still add these when also using fresh dill)1 Tablespoon allspice berries2 bay leaves‚ crumbledCombine all the ingredients. You will use about 3 1/2 Tablespoons for this recipe. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE) wide mouth pint jars– with lids and rings. Note: use what you have here. Any jar with a lid can be used for these since we aren’t canning the‚. white distilled vinegar– change the flavor profile a bit by swapping this out for apple cider vinegar Kosher salt– you could also use coarse sea salt. Table salt is actually saltier than kosher salt so keep that in mind when substituting. You may want to cut back on it (please note: I have never made these with table salt so could not give you an exact amount to use.) sugar – I make these with white granulated sugar. I cannot recommend specific substitutions. cucumbers– small to medium in size. See my FAQ’s above about keeping the skin on or removing. large bunch fresh dill – Fresh dill will work best. Most pickling mixes also have dill seeds in them and it is okay to use both with this recipe. pickling spice – You can buy it‚ or make your own. I usually just use the Walmart Great Value Pickling Spice (not a paid affiliate link.) You will usually find it where the other spices are located. garlic cloves– fresh garlic is where it’s at. You don’t want to use the jarred garlic for these pickles. If your cloves are super large‚ go ahead and slice them in half. red pepper flakes– optional. If you like heat‚ feel free to add more‚ or add some sliced jalape&;ntilde;os or leave it out altogether. HOW TO MAKE REFRIGERATOR PICKLES Wash and dry all jars‚ lids and rings in the dishwasher or hand wash in hot water to sterilize them. Set aside. In a large saucepan‚ combine water‚ vinegar‚ Kosher salt and sugar together and simmer on medium heat until the salt and sugar have dissolved‚ about 5 minutes. Set it aside to cool. Rinse cucumbers and place on a large cutting board. Remove ends and cut cucumbers in ½ inch slices (or spears). Remove the dill from the stem. Try to keep them in their little bunches. Add 1 ½ teaspoons of the pickling spice in the bottom of each jar. Add a small sprig of dill. Followed by a layer of cucumbers into each jar (do your best to evenly distribute the cucumbers into each jar.) Next add another small sprig of dill to each jar. Then add a clove of garlic to each jar.  Repeat this layering process until you have used all the sliced cucumbers‚ all the dill and three cloves of garlic in each jar. Finish the layering with optional red pepper flakes on top. Very carefully‚ pour cooled vinegar mixture on top of the pickles. Make sure you are covering all the pickles. Seal the jar with the lid and ring. When the jars are cool to the touch‚ then they can be put into the refrigerator. The pickles will be ready to eat in about 24 hours. CRAVING MORE RECIPES&;#63;  Bread and Butter Pickles Easy Pickled Banana Peppers Dill Pickle Pasta Salad Fried Pickles Creamy Cucumber Salad Print Easy Refrigerator Pickles Recipe These Refrigerator Pickles are crunchy‚ tangy‚ and fresh and only take 10 minutes of prep&;#33; No special equipment needed&;#33; Course Side DishCuisine American Prep Time 10 minutes minutesCook Time 5 minutes minutesChill Time 1 day dayTotal Time 1 day day 15 minutes minutes Servings 20 servings Calories 25kcal Author Brandie @ The Country Cook Ingredients4 wide mouth pint jars (with lids and rings)4 cups water2 cups white distilled vinegar3 Tablespoons kosher salt3 Tablespoons sugar2 pounds small to medium sized cucumbers (they can be peeled if you prefer)1 large bunch fresh dill1.5 ounce jar pickling spice (divided use)12 cloves peeled garlic (divided use)red pepper flakes (optional) InstructionsWash and dry all jars‚ lids and rings in the dishwasher or hand wash in hot water. Set aside.In a large saucepan‚ combine water‚ vinegar‚ Kosher salt and sugar together and simmer on medium heat until the salt and sugar have dissolved‚ about 5 minutes.Set it aside to cool.Rinse cucumbers and place on a large cutting board. Remove ends and cut cucumbers in ½ inch slices (or spears).Remove the dill from the stem. Try to keep them in their little bunches. Set aside.Assembling the jars: We’re going to be creating layers within each jar to make sure the cucumber slices are all evenly seasoned. You do not have to do this. You can just add everything into the jars then cover with the vinegar mixture.Carefully pour 1 ½ teaspoons of the pickling spice in the bottom of each jar. Add 1 ½ teaspoons of the pickling spice in the bottom of each jar. Add a small sprig of dill. Followed by a layer of cucumbers into each jar (do your best to evenly distribute the cucumbers into each jar.) Next add ¼ of the dill to each jar. Finally add a clove of garlic to each jar. Repeat this layering process until you have used all the sliced cucumbers‚ all the dill and have three cloves of garlic in each jar.Finish the layering with optional red pepper flakes on top.Very carefully‚ pour cooled vinegar mixture on top of the pickles. Make sure you are covering all the pickles. Seal the jar with the lid and ring.When the jars are cool to the touch‚ then they can be put into the refrigerator. The pickles will be ready to eat in about 24 hours. Notes Please refer to my FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions. This recipe makes about 4 pint sized jars of pickles and each jar has about 5-6 servings‚ so this recipe makes 20-24 servings of pickles. NutritionCalories: 25kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 0.3g | Sodium: 1052mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g

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With vehicles being such a fixture in most folks’ bug-out plans‚ the idea of the true vehicular bug-out‚ where you sleep in your car if needed or are forced to evacuate from a disaster‚ is gaining in popularity. Plus‚ sometimes‚ you’re just tired and need to pull over to get a nap in. dog looking at pick-up truck across flooded road The issue is that some people assert that cars generate dangerous carbon monoxide gas‚ and it might affect you if you’re inside it while it’s parked. Is that the truth&;#63; Do cars make carbon monoxide gas&;#63; Yes‚ cars do generate carbon monoxide gas as a byproduct of combustion‚ but this gas is present in exhaust normally. It can be a health hazard or even deadly if allowed to accumulate inside a sealed cabin or enclosed space. Much of the time‚ you don’t have to worry about CO gas coming from your car in normal operation. But in certain circumstances where you are parked‚ have the windows rolled up‚ and the engine still running‚ it could be a threat. This is something you must watch out for and learn how to mitigate if needed. Keep reading‚ and I’ll tell you everything you need to know. What is Carbon Monoxide‚ Exactly&;#63; And Is It Dangerous&;#63; Carbon monoxide is an odorless‚ colorless gas consisting of a single carbon molecule and a single oxygen molecule. It’s a common byproduct of combustion in all sorts of things that burn‚ including the fuels we use in our vehicles. This stuff is absolutely notorious as a silent and truly deadly killer. When inhaled‚ it blocks oxygen molecules from being absorbed by your body tissues‚ including your organs. It’s odorless‚ colorless‚ and tasteless‚ and you often cannot even tell you’re being affected until it’s too late because symptoms don’t always manifest right away. If you notice you have an unusual headache‚ feel unusually tired‚ or nauseous‚ or start to suffer from memory or cognitive problems‚ or if anyone around you is having a seizure‚ you are likely being affected by carbon monoxide. It often kills people while they are asleep‚ because they simply never wake up as they are poisoned. The stuff is bad news‚ and that’s why you must take the issue of staying in your car with the windows rolled up so seriously if the engine is running. All Vehicles Produce It in Their Exhaust To be perfectly clear‚ all common internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles produce carbon monoxide in their exhaust. If it uses an internal combustion engine‚ carbon monoxide is going to be a byproduct no matter the fuel: gasoline‚ diesel‚ propane‚ coal‚ alcohol‚ kerosene‚ whatever. Accordingly‚ no matter what kind of vehicle you’ve got‚ you must follow the same procedures for staying safe from it. Being Inside a Vehicle with the Engine Running Can Expose You to CO Gas If you’re driving down the road normally‚ or sitting there idling in the open with the windows cracked and the air conditioner or heater running‚ you have little to fear from carbon monoxide. That’s because most cars that are in good repair don’t emit very much in a way that can leak into the cabin‚ and you’re pumping fresh air into the cabin anyway. As long as you get plenty of air‚ there won’t be a problem. The hazard starts to increase if the vehicle is not in good repair‚ has an exhaust leak‚ is burning rich‚ or is just a type that emits tons of exhaust gases in normal operation. When you have the windows up and no fresh air moving into the cabin‚ this is where things start to get dicey… Exposure Rates Are Much Higher in Deep Water‚ Snow‚ or Mud The most common causes of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in a vehicle are when people have the engine running and are sitting in deep snow‚ water‚ mud – anything else that can block up the tailpipe. This will allow those gases to slowly start creeping into the passenger compartment and poisoning the occupants. Sure‚ you might start noticing you feel bad over time‚ and can crack the windows to let in plenty of fresh air‚ but if you’re stuck in a bad situation and put your seat back to take a nap‚ you might not ever wake up. As long as the tailpipe of your vehicle is clear and the exhaust system and engine are functioning normally‚ you don’t have much to worry about even with the windows up‚ but anytime you might be bogged down or snowed in‚ be alert. Never Run the Engine Inside an Enclosed Space One thing you must never‚ ever do in any vehicle‚ no matter what kind and no matter what the reason‚ is run it inside an enclosed space. If you sit inside a garage‚ shipping container‚ or any other structure that will not allow for adequate ventilation and run the engine‚ the space will fill up very rapidly with deadly gases‚ and you’ll soon be suffering from CO poisoning. This is how some people choose to end their own lives‚ and it’s known to be an effective method for doing so‚ especially in a small garage that is tightly sealed. It won’t take long for you to be compromised by the CO gas‚ and then potentially pass out. From that point‚ you’re probably done for because this stuff is heavier than air‚ and tends to accumulate near the floor or ground‚ meaning folks who succumb to it in such a space are as good as goners. 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Storing and stockpiling fuel is smart‚ but letting your gas go bad isn’t. Fuel stabilizer is proven to make a difference and the best fuel stabilizers prevent fuel from separating‚ gumming‚ and varnishing your engines. Keeping your gas refinery fresh is possible with optimal storage conditions and the right additive. There are many types and brands of fuel treatment out there with varying effectiveness. This is where we come in. We’ve researched the best fuel stabilizers‚ compared them specifically for generators and gas storage‚ and now the results are in: the overall best‚ a budget option‚ and an upgrade option. If you need stable fuel‚ one of our picks will keep your stockpile in prime condition. Contents (Jump to a Section) The Best Fuel Stabilizer Budget Fuel Stabilizer Upgrade Fuel Stabilizer Everything We Recommend The Stabilizers We Compared What to Look For How to Use Fuel Stabilizer Who Needs Fuel Stabilizer&;#63; The Best Fuel Stabilizer Sea Foam Effective‚ Versatile‚ and Reliable Insanely versatile and trusted for a wide range of fuel types and applications. $9* at Walmart *Price at time of publishing; check for price changes or sales. Everyone recognizes the versatility of Sea Foam. Besides bringing stubborn engines back to life‚ one of its many talents is as a fuel stabilizer. Not only that‚ but it’ll help drastically improve the shelf life of nearly any type of fuel. The one drawback is that it doesn’t treat a large number of gallons- if you are storing a serious amount of gasoline‚ you may want to jump down to our upgrade pick. But other than that‚ the versatility Sea Foam provides just can’t be matched and makes it ideal to have on hand for uncertain scenarios or just everyday use. Here is what you get with the well-known wonder treatment: 16 oz can Treats 16 gallons Unlimited sealed shelf life (2 years after opening) 2-year added fuel shelf life 2 or 4-stroke gasoline‚ and diesel Why it’s the best: Immensely versatile- use it to clean‚ lube‚ stabilize‚ and more. Easy to stockpile with unlimited shelf life. Works with almost every liquid fuel. It’s reliable‚ effective‚ and crazy versatile- so it’s easy to see why Sea Foam Motor Treatment is the best. Budget Fuel Stabilizer STA-BIL Marine Inexpensive‚ Effective‚ and Trusted The big name in the game gets it done reliably and is the trusted budget option widely available. $18* at Amazon *Price at time of publishing; check for price changes or sales. STA-BIL has been treating fuel for a while and has a large suite of products. The ‘Marine’ fuel stabilizer is best for boats and everything else you want to keep water out of. Emergency generators and fuel storage fall into that category‚ and the blue stuff does a great job of removing water. The bottle keeps it simple and has an integrated measuring device to pour the right amount into your gas storage container. People have been using STA-BIL for years across a wide range of industries and applications‚ so just because it’s cheap doesn’t mean it’s less effective. Our team swears by the blue Sta-Bil and it is well worth the couple of bucks it costs over the red Sta-Bil. Here is how STA-BIL measures up: 32-ounce bottle Treats 320 gallons Unlimited sealed shelf life (2 years after opening) 2-year added fuel shelf life (1-year if ethanol fuel) 2 or 4-stroke gasoline Why we like this for budgets: Cheapest per-ounce (but not necessarily treatment volume). Widely available online and at local stores‚ only slightly more expensive than Sta-Bil red. Removes water- the biggest enemy to your fuel storage and generator. If you are looking for an inexpensive but trusted option‚ STA-BIL 360 Marine Fuel Stabilizer is what you need. Upgrade Fuel Stabilizer PRI-G Gasoline Treatment Versatile‚ Protective‚ and Restorative Improve power‚ fuel efficiency‚ and store fuel refinery-fresh for years on end with the best gas treatment available. $38* at Amazon *Price at time of publishing; check for price changes or sales. Less does more when it comes to Power Research Inc. (PRI) products. This bottle will treat a whopping 512 gallons‚ extending the storage life of a huge amount of gas. So‚ even though it bills as our most expensive suggestion- you can make it last and it’ll end up costing the least amount per gallon of gas treated. PRI-G (made specifically for gasoline) is versatile enough to handle 2 and 4-stroke engines‚ but also ethanol gasoline if needed. It provides the maximum level of protection and reliability and is the best option to trust for emergency equipment. Here are the full specs: 32-ounce bottle Treats 512 gallons Unlimited sealed shelf life (3 years after opening) 3-year added fuel shelf life (more with continued adding) 2 or 4-stroke gasoline Diesel treatment is also available: PRI-D Why we like it for bulk fuel storage: It treats 16 times the fuel that our top pick does. Squeezing out what you need to add with the integrated measuring cup is easy. You can add unlimited shelf life by continuing to add this to your fuel every few years. If you are looking for the best gas treatment available‚ grab PRI-G Gasoline Treatment. Everything We Recommend Sea Foam Insanely versatile and trusted for a wide range of fuel types and applications. Where to Buy $9* at Walmart $20* at Amazon (2-pack) *at time of reviewing STA-BIL Marine The big name in the game gets it done reliably and is the trusted budget option widely available. Where to Buy $18* at Amazon $18* at Walmart *at time of reviewing PRI-G Gasoline Treatment Improve power‚ fuel efficiency‚ and store fuel refinery-fresh for years on end with the best gas treatment available. Where to Buy $38* at Amazon $43* at Walmart *at time of reviewing The Stabilizers We Compared Our research narrowed the field down to several brands and types of stabilizers that we compared: STA-BIL‚ PRI‚ Yamaha‚ Star Brite‚ Seafoam‚ Quicksilver‚ Howes‚ Fuel Medics‚ Lucas‚ and more. You can see our full list of review criteria below in the What to Look For section‚ with an explanation for each. We considered a huge range of fuel treatments. We narrowed the focus to long-term storage and the use case for gasoline generators (from our previous gas generator review). We did rely on studies conducted by the government and military for long-term effectiveness since that can take half a decade to determine with fuel stabilizers. Those are listed in our sources and references. We’re always looking for new and better solutions‚ so if you have some fuel stabilizer that you swear by‚ let us know in the comments. We review most of our tested supplies annually so we can try to get it in the next roundup round and see if it will beat out our top picks. What to Look For The best fuel stabilizer has a few features to look for: Value Solubility Shelf Life: Mixed Shelf Life: Unmixed Versatility When you get the right blend of these‚ you can find a treatment that will consistently keep gas at premium quality. Below‚ we break down what each of these features means for the gas stabilizers that truly set themselves apart. Value: Cost vs. Benefit The amount of money you spend on something like a gas treatment shouldn’t blow out your entire budget. You’re likely balancing a budget between that‚ gas storage containers‚ gas itself‚ and gas-powered equipment. You never want to spend too much money on one thing when it comes to preparedness. It’s better to diversify your supplies and budget to make sure you are covered for a wide range of scenarios. Solubility Fuel stabilizer should easily blend in with gas‚ even when you add it on top. Typically‚ it’s best practice to put fuel stabilizer in the container first‚ then add the gas to mix- but that isn’t possible when you are trying to further your gas storage shelf life by adding even more treatment. The solubility of a fuel stabilizer is somewhat related to its viscosity‚ but that isn’t always a surefire indicator. You can typically tell how well the stabilizer blends with fuel by the amount you are allowed to add. If you can continue to add fuel stabilizer over the storage of the fuel‚ then it is usually more soluble than other treatments. It’s also important that the stabilizer prevents ethanol fuel from separating as well if you end up storing that. Shelf Life: Unmixed The de-facto shelf life of fuel stabilizer in the container is unlimited‚ so any fuel stabilizer that isn’t hitting that is missing the mark. All of our suggested fuel treatments have limitless shelf life. Shelf Life: Mixed Once you add a fuel stabilizer to the fuel‚ results can vary. Typically we saw a 2-3 year shelf life extension of the gas in ideal conditions. However‚ a few options allowed for fuel additives to continue to be added through the storage life extending this virtually indefinitely. As long as the stabilizer does not impact the effectiveness of the gas‚ this was typically the case. Our top pick and upgrade pick both can continue to be added to fuel storage for Versatility Some fuel treatments do a lot more than stabilize fuel. The versatility of a fuel treatment ended up being the difference between some of our placements. Being able to use it for a wide range of engine needs can help in any situation‚ but especially emergency ones you will probably encounter with your generator. Sta-Bil (red) is cheap‚ but not as versatile. How to Use Fuel Stabilizer Fuel stabilizer is easy to use‚ but the suggested amounts to add can vary widely between brands. The optimal mix ratios are listed on the packaging which usually makes it easy. If you can‚ it usually is best to add the fuel stabilizer to your storage container or fuel tank before you add the gas. This way‚ pouring the gas will help agitate the mixture and blend the stabilizer more thoroughly. With some types that isn’t necessary‚ as you can add stabilizer to the ‘top’ of the gas to further improve shelf life. Those treatments are very soluble and blend well even without agitation. Arch does a great job of demonstrating fuel stabilizer and walks through our budget pick in a Champion 7500 generator: Who Needs Fuel Stabilizer&;#63; Fuel stabilizer is almost a necessity for anyone storing fuel. Most people who store fuel are those with small engine tools‚ or boats‚ or are doing it for preparedness. For those with generators‚ it’s probably a mix of these‚ as you are using it in the generator itself and/or your accompanying fuel storage. Besides regular use in your garage‚ stabilizer can be considered for these survival kits: Bug Out Vehicle With unlimited shelf life on all of our suggestions‚ it never hurts to have extra on hand either. How We Review Products: We research thoroughly before selecting the best products to review. We have vast prepping and survival experience and bring in outside experts when needed. Hours on end are spent testing gear in stressful conditions and using specialized testing gear to verify claims. We assign performance criteria and impartially rate each tested item. Learn more about how we test. Sources and References All of our experience and the testing we do to determine the best fuel stabilizer are useless without listing our research sources and references. We leaned on these for the book knowledge that we paired with our hands-on testing and practical survival experience: Frazier‚ R. (2009). Ethanol Gasoline Blends—Problems or Benefits for Customers&;#63; Energy Engineering. Volume 106. Issue 1. Pages 62-70. (Source) Parker‚ G.‚ et al. (2016). Two-Stroke Engine Cleanliness via a Fuel Additive. SAE Technical Paper. (Source) Sluder‚ C.‚ et al. (2022). Assessment of the Effectiveness of Three Aftermarket Gasoline Fuel Stabilizers in Preventing Gum Formation and Loss of Oxidation Stability. Oak Ridge National Lab. USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). (Source) The Final Word Stabilizer is always needed for fuel storage‚ whether it’s for your generators or just your lawn tools. Using the best fuel stabilizer for your generators makes sense when you are relying on them for emergencies. Here are a few other guides and reviews our subscribers have found helpful: Best Gas Cans for Prepping and Survival Best Portable Generators for Preppers Home Survival Kit List | 53 Essentials We presented quite a lot of information‚ but as always: if you have any questions let us know and we would be happy to help. Our research and testing found Sea Foam to be the best option given its value‚ solubility‚ shelf life‚ and versatility. Keep exploring‚ stay prepared‚ and be safe. You’ve Been Missing Out Join the 2+ million preppers that rely on our prepping advice by subscribing to TruePrepper. Practical guides and tips Useful survival giveaways Free‚ forever &;lt; 0.4% of people unsubscribe Thanks for subscribing‚ reading‚ and welcome to the club. 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