Cucumbers soured in brine with dill, blackcurrant and oak leaves
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Latvian households pack barrels each summer; the oak and currant leaves keep the cucumbers crisp.
Skābēti gurķi is a fermented & pickled from Latvia: cucumbers soured in brine with dill, blackcurrant and oak leaves. Latvian households pack barrels each summer; the oak and currant leaves keep the cucumbers crisp.
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