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- Find a crock or jar that suits you and add pickling spice (I add about 1/4 cup to this crock that is about 3/4 of a gallon).
- Fill the crock with quartered spears from Kirby or other pickling cukes.
- Slice in half 4-6 garlic cloves and then place them in between the spears.
- In a separate bowl combine 4 cups bottled water, 1 cup white vinegar & 1/4 cup salt. Stir until the salt is completely dissolved.
- Pour over the spears.
- Add as much fresh dill as you think is good.
- Close tightly and shake.
- Cover and put in a cool, dry place to do its thing for 48-72 hours (I like to leave it 1-1/2 days).
- Put in the refridgerator and eat within 2 weeks (they'll really only last about 2 days because you won't be able to stop eating them).
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