6. Fill the Jars:

Prepare clean, sterilized jars. Divide the vegetable mixture evenly among the jars, packing the vegetables tightly.

Distribute the liquid released by the vegetables evenly between the jars, ensuring that each jar has enough liquid to cover the vegetables.

7. Sterilize the Jars:

Close the jars with clean, new lids to ensure a proper seal.

Place the jars in a large pot of boiling water and sterilize for 20 minutes. Make sure the jars are fully submerged in the water during sterilization to eliminate any bacteria and ensure the pickles stay fresh.

8. Cool and Store:

Once sterilized, remove the jars from the boiling water and let them cool briefly. Turn the jars upside down and cover them with a blanket or towel to cool completely. This will help create a strong seal.
Once the jars have cooled, store them in a dry, dark place such as a pantry or cellar. These pickles will keep well through the winter months.

Tips:

For an extra flavor boost, you can experiment with other seasonings like mustard seeds, dill, or bay leaves.

If you prefer a spicier pickle, increase the number of hot peppers or add chili flakes.

Conclusion:
All winter long, you may savor a crunchy, tasty pickle with this recipe for zucchini pickles. It adds acidity, spice, and freshness to a wide range of foods, making it the ideal companion. You won’t ever run out of the delicious blend of zucchini, carrots, peppers, garlic, and spices if you make 100 jars!