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Making Pickled Apples in advance?

Jennifer_Murphy_37066

How long can the pickled apples be made in advance? Do I store them in the brine or out of the brine? I want to make them the night before I serve the dish but I just want to make sure they won't be over-pickled or something?
Thanks!

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jason.r.whitworth

You can def make them the night before (mine were fine for 4 days). I would store them in the brine.

I imagine they would be good for like a week or so....

Chris_Young_80640

@Jennifer and @Jason — Pickled apples will keep for a very, very long time. The most important factor is the temperature of your refrigerator. Here are some acceptable storage times:

Below 41 °F / 5 °C no more than 3 days

At 36 °F / 2 °C 10 days

At 34 °F / 1 °C 30 days

Below -4 °F / -20 °C indefinite

And these are for foods that have fairly neutral pH levels. Foods in a sharp acidic pickle will last longer still.

anna_479289

do you store them in the brine or drain them?