How to preserve peppers deliciously for the winter: a recipe for a simple marinade
Juicy bell peppers are delicious to preserve for the winter. It will turn out to be a great all-purpose appetizer that will be the perfect addition to a festive table or just a lunch. To make such a preparation, you need only a few simple ingredients.
The idea of making canned peppers for the winter is published on the Instgaram page of food blogger Anna with the nickname anna.mycookbook. Store the tin in a cool place.
Pepper recipe for the winter
Source: Screenshot of the post on the page of food blogger Anna with the nickname anna.mycookbook in Instgaram
Ingredients:
- pepper – 3 kg (already peeled)
- garlic – 60 g
- water – 1 liter
- vegetable oil – 250 ml
- salt – 60 g or 2 tbsp with a slide
- sugar – 250 g
- allspice
- bay leaves
- vinegar – 150 ml
Method of preparation:
Peppers for canning
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1. Wash and thoroughly conveniently sterilize the jars.
2. Wash the peppers well, halve them, and remove the tail and seeds.
Garlic for making pepper for the winter
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3. Then cut the halves into pieces of the desired size, approximately the size of your jars.
4. To prepare the marinade, use a large saucepan. Add water, salt, sugar, allspice, bay leaf, oil and garlic.
Oil for cooking pepper
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5. Stir thoroughly and bring the marinade to a boil.
6. Add the vinegar after the entire mixture has boiled in the pan.
Bay leaves for making pepper
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7. Put the prepared pepper into the boiling marinade and cook it over low heat for 15 minutes, stirring gently.
8. The pepper should become softer, but not boiled.
Spices for cooking preservation
9. When the peppers are softer, transfer them hot to the prepared sterilized jars, making sure that the spices are evenly distributed among the jars.
Salt for canning
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10. Pour over the boiling marinade and immediately close the lid.
11. Turn the jars of pickled peppers upside down, cover them with a blanket, and leave them there until they cool.
Ready-made canned peppers
Source: Screenshot of the post on the page of food blogger Anna with the nickname anna.mycookbook in Instgaram
12. Put it in the basement for storage.
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