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Step 1
Sterilize all jars and tools. Let them dry.
Step 2
Mix the water and salt in a large bowl - this will be the pickling brine. Then mix in the vinegar.
Step 3
Cut the pickles into the shape/size you prefer - disks/slices, french-fry-like batons, or wedges. Or even use a melon-baller to make them into balls.
Step 4
Add the brine to the pickling jar.
Step 5
Add the rest of the ingredients. Make sure all the pieces of turnips are submerged in the brine.
Step 6
Close the jar and place it in a dark cupboard.
Step 7
The pickles are normally ready within 4 to 5 days. Then, they can be stored in the refrigerator for up to one month.
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