Say my widowed mother in California passed away. In her will she leaves everything equally to her children. One of her children is deceased and has 2 children but one of those children is illegitimate and has never been part of the family but we know exists. Is the illegitimate grandchild due a share of the inheritance? Thank you
I usually hit my honey hole around 645pm Saturdays. Worried sick the heat may get the good stuff before me I went ahead and took care of bittness tonight!🤣🤣🤣
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I really think my recipe for refrigerator dill pickles is the best! I’ve fine tuned it over the years. I honestly think the key is a brine that is heated then cooled and chilled. Only then pour chilled brine over your fresh cukes. Vacuum sealing will eliminate waiting a week if you are as fortunate as I am to own one but not necessary.
Here is my super duper secret recipe!
Grillo's style refrigerator pickle recipe aka old fashioned refrigerator pickles: this makes 1-quart jar of pickles
1cup bottled water 1/2cup distilled white vinegar heat to a near boil, then pour over 1 tablespoon sea salt (no table salt) A few pieces cut up garlic and a few nice pieces of fresh dill. Let cool then refrigerate over night. Your brine must be chilled. Pour chilled brine over your sliced cukes then refrigerate for 7 days. You can place a fresh grape leaf in your jar before packing your cukes but this is optional. Vacuum sealing will eliminate the 7 day wait but is optional. You can slice your cukes any way you like. I do mini whole cukes and chip style slices. To be fancy if giving as a gift you can remove the wilted dill after the pickles have rested for 7 days and replace with a bunch of fresh dill. This will really make the pickles look appealing.
Double, triple or quadruple this recipe as needed.
The cucumbers are never heated in this process and should ALWAYS remain chilled from start to finish.
Enjoy!🥒🥒🥒😋
Any SCI employees get mobile phone or home internet reimbursement? If so how much and how do you go about getting it. Location manager here. Thank you