Moroccan Spiced Green Bean Pickles
These spicy green bean pickles are bold, crunchy, and bursting with Moroccan-inspired flavor. Using Moroccan Pickling Spice, apple cider vinegar, and garlic, this quick pickle recipe transforms fresh green beans into a tangy, chile-spiced snack or side. Perfect with summer sandwiches, tossed into salads, or served as a cocktail garnish, these refrigerator pickles are easy to make and even easier to devour. Try them with martinis or mix into mezze platters for an extra kick.
Hi again, Candace. I’d start with 1 tablespoon (half the amount shown in the recipe). Also, taste the brine after heating it — if it’s spicy enough for your taste, strain it as you add it to the jar of beans and discard the spices in the strainer. Hope this helps and best luck! Susan
How much of the spice do I add
Hi Candace, Susan from the Curio kitchen, here. You can use less of the pickling spice. OR, strain the spices out as you pour the hot brine into the jar of beans! Hope this helps and happy cooking!
If I dont want the green bean pickles to be so spicy hot what can I do to cut the heat?
Thanks.
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