Gardening in a jar for the winter with tomatoes and cucumbers. Assorted vegetables for the winter without sterilization


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Assorted vegetables “Vegetable garden in a jar” will always help you out in winter. Firstly, there are a lot of vegetables on the dish at once, secondly, a colorful range of colors, and thirdly, an excellent appetizer for any meat or, especially, strong drinks. “Vegetable garden in a jar” vegetables are stored perfectly in the pantry, and the preparation itself does not require much trouble. Choose your favorite vegetables from the garden, combine sizes and colors, put them in a jar, fill them with brine, sterilize them and can them.

It’s better to cut all the vegetables into equal sizes, into circles for example, then they can be easily put in a jar. There are obligatory vegetables that you can’t live without in your garden: tomatoes and bell peppers. It seems to me that they must be present, they give a special aroma to vegetables and the taste is amazing. Then experiment yourself - zucchini, cucumber, carrots, onions, cauliflower or regular cabbage, green beans, broccoli, everything to your taste.

To prepare the “Garden in a Jar” vegetable assortment for the winter, we will need 40 minutes, the yield of the product is 1 liter.



Ingredients:
- carrots – 1 piece;
- zucchini – 200 grams;
- onion (Crimean white) – 1 piece;
- garlic – 3 cloves;
- red bell pepper – 1 piece;
- small tomatoes – 200 grams;
- coarse salt - half a tablespoon;
- purified water – 0.5 liters;
- white sugar – 1.5 tablespoons;
- table vinegar – 1 tablespoon;
- bay leaf – 1 piece;
- allspice peas – 2 pieces;
- black peppercorns – 5 pieces;
- cloves – 1 bud;
- dried dill with umbrellas - 1 sprig.

Recipe with photos step by step:

Let's prepare all the ingredients to prepare the "Garden in a Jar" vegetable platter for the winter.




Peel the onion and cut into rings, zucchini into rings, and peel the garlic.




Peel and cut the bell pepper into strips; I cut out flowers from carrot rings to make my vegetable garden in a jar look more fun.




Place all the spices on the bottom of a steamed jar - dill, bay leaf, allspice and black pepper, cloves.





We put all the vegetables beautifully in a jar, I put onion rings with zucchini at the bottom, pepper strips and carrots on the sides, and tomatoes and garlic at the top, so that it’s easy to get out.




In a saucepan, cook brine - water, sugar, salt. It boils and turn it off.




Pour the prepared brine over our assorted vegetables.




Now we sterilize the “Garden in a Jar” in a large saucepan with newspaper at the bottom, sterilization time – 15 minutes. This is for liter jars, for half-liter jars - 10 minutes, for three-liter jars - 20.





Take the jar out of the pan and pour vinegar. Cover the “Vegetable Garden in a Jar” assortment with a lid or roll it up. Place the jar on the floor upside down, let it cool down for the winter, then move it to the pantry.
That's all, the assorted vegetables for the winter are ready! In winter you will get a wonderful snack and a million positive emotions. There will be a whole garden in one plate!




Let us remind you that last time we canned this

I love canning recipes like this that keep everything simple and quick. And so that in the end it turns out tasty and appetizing. “It doesn’t happen like that!” - you say. “It really does happen!” - I will answer. And as proof, I’ll show you a preparation for the winter, “Vegetable Garden in a Jar.” Yes, the name fully corresponds to the recipe: it is an assortment of vegetables for the winter, or rather even a salad made from them.

So, this assortment for the winter in jars is exactly the same as I wrote above: it’s quick and easy to prepare, it looks very beautiful and it definitely won’t disappoint you with its taste. Even if you are a completely inexperienced novice housewife, you are afraid to even get close to the preparations and do not know where to start canning, this “Vegetable Garden in a Jar” recipe for the winter is quite suitable for completing your first batch.

To make everything clear and accessible, I have prepared a recipe for a “Vegetable Garden for the Winter” with photos that show each step. So you shouldn't have any difficulties. So, we can preserve assorted vegetables for the winter - very easy and very simple.

Ingredients:

  • 1 kg of cucumbers;
  • 1 kg tomato;
  • 700 g zucchini;
  • 600 g bell pepper;
  • 500 g onions;
  • garlic;
  • horseradish root;
  • hot pepper;
  • vegetable oil.

Marinade:

  • 3.5 liters of water;
  • 150 g salt;
  • 200 g sugar;
  • 0.5 l 9% vinegar;
  • 10 buds of cloves;
  • 15 black peppercorns.

Preserving assorted vegetables for the winter “Vegetable garden in a jar”:

Wash the vegetables thoroughly. All vegetables must be fresh, without external damage. We select only young zucchini, with underdeveloped seeds. Cut the zucchini into rings 7–10 mm thick. Zucchini must be very small, with underdeveloped seeds and always fresh. Cut the cucumbers and tomatoes into rings (or half rings) about 1 cm thick. Cut the onion into half rings 0.5 cm thick.

Prepare the spices: peel the garlic cloves. Peel the horseradish root and cut it into rings about 0.5 cm thick or into strips. Cut the hot pepper into rings 0.5 cm thick. At the bottom of half-liter sterilized jars we put a piece of hot pepper and horseradish, and a clove of garlic (for liter jars - twice as much).

Pour 0.5 tablespoon of vegetable oil into the bottom (1 tablespoon per 1 liter jar). Don't forget to add cloves and peppercorns.

Then we lay the vegetables in layers. Choose the order yourself. The main thing is that there are no tomatoes on top, otherwise they may spread if boiling marinade is poured on them. We place the vegetables tightly; you can tap the jar on a folded towel so that the vegetables lay down more tightly.

Prepare the marinade. Bring the water to a boil, add sugar and salt, cook, stirring until the crystals are completely dissolved. Pour in vinegar and remove from heat. Pour boiling marinade into jars of salad.

Cover the jars with lids. We sterilize jars with “Assorted salad - vegetable garden for the winter”: half-liter - 15 minutes, liter - 20 minutes.

It happens that in one family everyone has their own taste preferences. One loves cucumbers, the other tomatoes. And some people absolutely love pickled onions or peppers. You can please everyone if you prepare a winter garden of tomatoes and cucumbers with the addition of onions and bell peppers. You can also put other vegetables in the jar, but I decided to focus on this already considerable list of products.

The marinade turns out very tasty sweet and sour. Our family simply adore him. Thanks to their proximity to tomatoes, cucumbers become even tastier and sweeter. So this preparation should be made in large quantities, so that there is enough for every day and, of course, left for the holiday table. After all, you can’t do winter celebrations without your favorite pickled vegetables.

Ingredients

  • cucumbers about 1 kg
  • tomatoes about 1.2 kg
  • bell pepper 3 pcs.
  • onions 2 pcs.
  • parsley 5 sprigs
  • allspice peas 6 pcs.
  • bay leaf 2 pcs.
  • sugar 4 tbsp. l.
  • salt 3 tbsp. l.
  • vinegar 9% 50 ml

How to prepare a vegetable garden for the winter from tomatoes and cucumbers


  1. Let's start by soaking the cucumbers for 2 hours in cold water. At this time, you can wash three-liter jars of soda, boil the lids and prepare all other vegetables. Place allspice, two sprigs of parsley and washed cucumbers in a clean jar.

  2. Pour boiling water over the cucumbers to the top of the jar. Cover it with a lid and leave to warm up for 20-30 minutes.

  3. Then pour the slightly cooled water through the lid with holes back into the pan. We put it to boil again.

  4. While the water is on fire, you need to replenish the jar with chopped onions, peppers and the rest of the parsley sprigs.

  5. Then fill the container to the top with tomatoes, shaking them down to fit as many fruits as possible. And so that there are no large voids.

  6. Fill the contents of the jar with boiling water. Cover again and keep it like this for 20-30 minutes.

  7. Pour the liquid into the pan. Add sugar and salt to it. Let's boil.

  8. Pour vinegar directly into the jar.

  9. Fill the container with boiling marinade and immediately roll it up.
  10. You need to turn the finished product over and check how well the jar is sealed. Allow the finished garden to cool upside down. Then put it in a conservation storage area.

Adviсe

Jars for such preparation do not need to be sterilized, because they are subjected to triple heating.

If you wish, you can add zucchini or cabbage (white or cauliflower, broccoli) to this assortment of vegetables.

For lovers of spicy snacks, I suggest supplementing this recipe with hot pepper to taste.

We also have this recipe for a garden in a jar for the winter -.

One of the most successful and practical solutions for preparations is our garden salad for the winter. After all, I really don’t want to clutter up an already cramped refrigerator with jars. But there is always a desire to enjoy cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers and other vegetables. Various gifts of summer prepared in one container will come in handy. We will tell our readers how to prepare a delicious winter garden salad in a jar.

Jars with such a salad are just right to send to exhibitions. Incredibly beautiful ratio of vegetables. In addition, it is thanks to this combination that you can please absolutely all guests. There is a very rich variety of components.

You will need:

  • 3 sweet peppercorns;
  • 250 gr. cauliflower;
  • 2 tomatoes;
  • 1 young carrot;
  • 50 gr. fresh parsley;
  • 2 cucumbers;
  • 1 head of annual garlic;
  • 50 gr. vinegar 9%;
  • 7 regular peppercorns;
  • a pair of laurel leaves;
  • 1.5 tbsp. l. Sahara;
  • 2 tsp. salt;
  • liter of water.

Garden salad with cabbage for the winter:

  1. Carrots must be cleaned.
  2. All seeds are extracted from each peppercorn.
  3. The characteristic husk is removed from the garlic.
  4. Without exception, all vegetables are washed thoroughly.
  5. The cabbage is very carefully divided into individual inflorescences.
  6. Peeled carrots and cucumbers are crushed into compact cubes.
  7. Tomatoes are cut into neat slices.
  8. The pepper is cut into long slices.
  9. The utensils necessary for high-quality canning are processed. It is washed using simple soda and immediately sterilized.
  10. Spices are placed into heat-treated jars, after which they are filled as tightly as possible with prepared vegetables and herbs.
  11. The jars must be filled with boiling water and warmed up for a quarter of an hour.
  12. The slightly cooled water is drained.
  13. The manipulations with heating the jar are repeated again.
  14. The water is now poured into a container in which the actual preparation of the filling will be carried out and mixed with sugar, vinegar and of course salt. Then boil.
  15. All jars are filled to the maximum with the freshly prepared filling and immediately rolled up.
  16. Rolled up jars need to cool upside down.

Salad for the winter along the garden

With a pleasant bitterness, the marinade with which all products are poured adds a special piquancy. The vegetables turn out incredibly tasty. One might even say exquisite.

You will need:

  • 4 kg. small cucumbers;
  • 4 kg. tomatoes;
  • 250 gr. cauliflower;
  • 5 sweet peppers;
  • 5 regular onions;
  • 2 heads of garlic;
  • 1 hot pepper;
  • 2 horseradish leaves;
  • 2 dill umbrellas;
  • 6 regular peppercorns;
  • 600 gr. vinegar 9%;
  • 600 gr. Sahara;
  • 600 gr. salt.

Salad garden for the winter:

  1. The first step is to thoroughly wash all the vegetables and prepare all the utensils necessary for reliable preservation. It is not at all necessary to sterilize it; a good wash with soda will be enough.
  2. Horseradish, pepper, peeled garlic and chopped hot pepper are laid out in each prepared jar.
  3. Whole cucumbers and tomatoes are laid out on top of all the spices.
  4. The husks on it are removed from the onion and it is crushed into thin rings. In this form, it joins other products in the jar.
  5. The cabbage must be divided into separate inflorescences and also transferred to a jar.
  6. All jars are filled with boiling water and infused for only a quarter of an hour, after which the water is immediately drained.
  7. Another filling of jars and infusion for fifteen minutes.
  8. There is no need to pour out this water. It is used for marinade.
  9. Water is poured from the jars into the container used for preparing the marinade and mixed with salt, all the sugar and always vinegar, and immediately boiled.
  10. The still very hot marinade is poured into jars to the vegetables awaiting their fate, and they are rolled up without delay.
  11. It is best to cool them upside down and tightly covered with something suitable for these purposes.

Salad garden recipe for the winter

Mandatory sterilization is a feature of this simple recipe. It is thanks to this process, unloved by many housewives, that the jars will last all winter. And a delicious vegetable garden salad for the winter turns out rich and is very popular with all household members.

You will need:

  • 2 tomatoes;
  • 2 small cucumbers;
  • 250 gr. cauliflower;
  • 2 cloves of annual garlic;
  • 1 sweet pepper;
  • 1 young carrot;
  • 2 onions;
  • 2 laurel leaves;
  • 2 dill umbrellas;
  • 2 clove buds;
  • 50 gr. vinegar 9%;
  • liter of water;
  • 2 tsp. regular salt;
  • 1/2 tbsp. l. sand sugar.

Winter garden salad recipe with cabbage:

  1. The first thing to do is to prepare the utensils necessary for reliable canning. It must be washed with plain soda and immediately pasteurized.
  2. All vegetables are prepared, peeled, peeled and seeds, then washed and dried a little.
  3. Cabbage must be divided into tiny inflorescences.
  4. Carrots are chopped into cubes.
  5. The onion is simply cut into a couple of pieces.
  6. The pepper is chopped into even strips.
  7. All the spices specified in the recipe and, of course, vegetables are transferred into jars that have just been treated at high temperature.
  8. In the container used to prepare the required marinade, water is mixed with the required sugar and salt, after which it is immediately boiled. Only after boiling is it time to add vinegar to it.
  9. When it is as hot as possible, it is transferred to jars filled with vegetables.
  10. Finally, they are subjected to a mandatory ten-minute sterilization in a wide container filled with warm water and, upon completion, are quickly rolled up.
  11. The cooling process of the jars should take place upside down and covered with the most ordinary blanket.

Salad recipe for winter garden

This preparation is ideal for lovers of pickled cucumbers and tomatoes. The salad is not oversaturated with all kinds of components. But it contains the most important, popular and beloved ones.

You will need:

  • 250 gr. tomatoes;
  • 2 small cucumbers;
  • 2 peppers;
  • 1 regular onion;
  • 5 peas of regular pepper;
  • 2 tsp. salt;
  • 2 laurels;
  • 800 gr. water;
  • 2 tbsp. l. vinegar 9%;
  • 1/2 tsp. Sahara.

Garden salad recipe for the winter:

  1. In the container used for preparing the marinade, water is mixed with the necessary spices, the specified amount of sugar and salt, and then immediately boiled.
  2. After boiling, it is cooled and boiled again for a full quarter of an hour, at the end of this action vinegar is added.
  3. Vegetables are subjected to water procedures, after which they are dried a little.
  4. Tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and onions are cut into halves.
  5. All prepared ingredients are transferred into jars in random order, after which they are filled with still very hot marinade.
  6. After a quarter, the jars are sealed as securely as possible. They should be turned over and covered with something very warm.

Winter salad along the garden recipe

The roots that are present in this preserve give the cucumbers a pleasant crunch, and the tomatoes and cabbage a slightly spicy taste. An amazing vegetable combination that will certainly become one of your favorite winter preparations.

You will need:

  • 500 gr. small cucumbers;
  • 250 gr. tomatoes;
  • 2 onions;
  • 5 cloves of one-year-old garlic;
  • 50 gr. parsley roots;
  • 1 stalk of celery;
  • 50 gr. horseradish roots;
  • 2 dill umbrellas;
  • 2 peppers;
  • 250 gr. cabbage;
  • 1.5 l. water;
  • 2 tbsp. l. regular salt;
  • 50 gr. Sahara;
  • 50 gr. vinegar 9%.

Whole garden salad for the winter:

  1. Without exception, all vegetables are washed and at least slightly dried.
  2. Cabbage is cut into several bars.
  3. The onion is peeled and chopped into halves of rings.
  4. All seeds must be removed from the pepper and then cut into thin strips.
  5. The roots are peeled and crushed into thin slices.
  6. In the container most suitable for cooking the marinade, water is mixed with salt and always sugar, and then boiled.
  7. During this time, all the containers necessary for high-quality sealing are prepared. It is washed using soda and immediately sterilized.
  8. All components are laid out in already well-processed jars and filled with the hottest possible marinade.
  9. Filled jars are placed in a container with warm water and subjected to quarter-hour sterilization.
  10. At the end of this action, vinegar is added and all the jars are immediately rolled up.
  11. The sealed jars should cool upside down and securely covered with a warm blanket or blanket.

This vegetable platter is one of the most practical preparations. You can combine whatever your heart desires in one jar. It’s no secret for experienced housewives that you can add absolutely any vegetable that you have in abundance to your winter salad. Each jar will become special, carrying a certain mystery. After all, you never know for sure what taste a gardener’s cabbage salad will acquire for the winter as a result of experiments. Only one thing is known - it is undoubtedly very tasty.

Vegetable Garden salad for the winter, the recipes for which we will consider, is an ideal option for diversifying your winter diet, since it can be prepared from any vegetables and combined differently in each jar.

Preparing for conservation

Vegetable selection

To preserve different vegetables in one jar, choose fruits of the same or different varieties. The same applies to the size - it can be different.

Vegetables that will be placed in a jar, such as zucchini, peppers, carrots, must be of the same degree of maturity, not soft and without obvious defects (cracks, dents, etc.).

Sterilization of jars

There are many ways to sterilize containers and lids before preservation, namely: in the oven, in a double boiler, in the microwave or using steam. You need to choose the most convenient and correct method. Take this issue seriously, because poor sterilization can cause the lids to swell; the jars may simply burst, or the prepared preserves may deteriorate and become unusable.

Read more about preparing jars and lids for blanks.

Putting vegetables in a jar

In order to place the maximum amount of vegetables in a jar, you need to first place whole fruits (large, then smaller ones), and fill the rest of the space with chopped vegetables.

Preparing the brine

There are many brine recipes depending on the type of preservation and choice of vegetables. To make the brine and, most importantly, remain transparent, you need to add finely chopped pieces of peeled horseradish root to it.

Recipes

We offer several simple recipes for this salad.

The classic recipe for this salad will appeal to many housewives, because it is quite simple. Crispy and spicy vegetables are the perfect addition to a family dinner or any celebration.

Cooking time: 40 minutes
Volume: 3 l

Ingredients:

  • fresh cucumber (small, 6-8 pcs.);
  • fresh tomato (small, 6-8 pcs.);
  • sweet bell pepper (4 pcs.);
  • cauliflower (400-600 g);
  • zucchini/zucchini (400-600 g);
  • onions (medium or small onions, 6 pcs.);
  • garlic (10 cloves);
  • dill, parsley, rosemary (1-2 bunches each);
  • water (for marinade, 1 l);
  • black pepper and sweet peas (for marinade, 1 tbsp.);
  • bay leaf (10 pcs.).
According to the recipe, the amount of vegetables in the finished canned food is 60-65%, and the amount of marinade is 35-40%. Thus, 1 jar with a capacity of 0.5 liters will require 200 ml of filling, a 1 liter jar will require 400 ml, and a 3 liter jar will require 1 liter of marinade. But, just in case, we advise you to always prepare a little more marinade.

Preparation:

  1. Wash all vegetables and herbs thoroughly and dry with a kitchen towel.
  2. Core the pepper and cut into large pieces.
  3. Divide the cabbage into florets of the desired size.
  4. Cut the zucchini into large pieces.
  5. Peel the onion.
  6. Peel the garlic; the cloves can be used whole or cut in half.
  7. Coarsely chop the greens.
  8. Place some of the herbs, garlic and bay leaf on the bottom of pre-sterilized jars. Place the prepared vegetables in jars, filling them completely. During the installation process, sprinkle the vegetables with herbs and spices.
  9. Prepare the marinade based on 1 liter of water. Pour the required amount of water into the pan, add salt, add sugar and bring to a boil. It is necessary to boil the marinade for 2-3 minutes, and add vinegar and pepper 1 minute before turning off. Immediately pour the prepared marinade into jars and leave for 10 minutes.
  10. After 10 minutes, roll up the jars with sterilized lids, turn them upside down and allow time to cool. Leave the pieces for 48 hours, then turn them over and move them to a cool, dark place for storage.

Salad ready!

A salad with tomatoes is perfect for adding variety to your holiday table.

Cooking time: 20 minutes
Volume: 3 l

Ingredients:

  • tomato (6-8 pcs.);
  • cucumber (8-10 pcs.);
  • sweet bell pepper (4-5 pcs.);
  • onions (3-4 pcs.);
  • garlic (5-7 cloves);
  • dill, parsley (to taste);
  • water (for marinade, 1 l);
  • table vinegar, 9% (for marinade, 3 tbsp.);
  • salt (for marinade, 2 tbsp.);
  • sugar (for marinade, 3 tbsp.);
  • sunflower/other vegetable oil (for marinade, 4 tbsp.);
  • black peppercorns, other spices (for marinade, to taste).
To give vegetables a unique taste and aroma, when preserving, add bay leaves, allspice or hot peppers, cumin, star anise, cloves, basil, oregano (oregano) or other spices to taste.

Preparation:

  1. Wash vegetables and herbs and pat dry with a towel.
  2. Cut the tomatoes into medium-sized slices.
  3. Cut the cucumbers into medium-thick slices (1-1.5 cm).
  4. Peel the pepper from the core and seeds. Cut into cubes or strips (optional).
  5. Coarsely chop the parsley and dill.
  6. Peel the onion and cut into large rings.
  7. Peel the garlic. Cut large cloves in half.
  8. Place chopped vegetables and herbs in pre-sterilized jars, in layers (greens, onions, garlic, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes).
  9. The marinade must be prepared per 1 liter of water. Add salt, pepper and sugar, mix. When the water boils, add oil and vinegar, stir and remove from heat.
  10. Pour the prepared marinade over the vegetables and seal the jars with sterilized lids. Leave for 10-15 minutes.
  11. Turn the jars over, wrap them in a blanket and let them cool completely (leave for 48 hours).
  12. Place the finished salad in a cool, dark place for storage.

The dish is ready!

This salad is an excellent option for preparing for the winter. A variety of vegetables will allow everyone to choose what they like. Celery will add piquancy and original taste to the dish.

Cooking time: 30 minutes
Volume: 3 l

Ingredients:

  • cauliflower (500-700 g);
  • carrots (500 g);
  • garlic (8 cloves);
  • parsley (1-2 bunches);
  • celery (200 g);
  • bay leaf (4 pcs.);
  • water (for marinade, 1 l);
  • table vinegar, 9% (for marinade, 3 tbsp.);
  • black peppercorns (for marinade, 0.5 tsp);
  • sugar (for marinade, 5 tbsp.);
  • salt (for marinade, 2 tbsp.).

Preparation:

  1. Wash the cabbage, pat dry with a napkin and carefully separate into inflorescences.
  2. Wash the pepper, remove seeds and core. Cut into medium-sized pieces (4-6 pieces).
  3. Wash the carrots, peel and cut into medium-thick slices (about 1 cm).
  4. Peel the garlic, cut the cloves in half if they are large.
  5. Wash and dry the greens and bay leaves.
  6. Coarsely chop the celery and parsley.
  7. Place bay leaves and peppers on the bottom of pre-sterilized jars, then place prepared vegetables and herbs (alternating).
  8. The marinade needs to be prepared per 1 liter of water. Pour the required amount of water into the pan, bring to a boil, add salt and sugar. Boil water for 3 minutes over low heat, and add vinegar 1 minute before turning off.
  9. Pour the prepared marinade into the jars, roll up the jars with a sterilized lid, turn them upside down, wrap them in a blanket and leave for 48 hours. Store the salad in a cool, dark place.

Bon appetit!

The main feature of this salad is the variety of vegetables. There are cabbage, tomatoes, carrots, and peppers - a real garden in a jar.

Cooking time: 49-50 hours
Volume: 3-4 l

Ingredients:

  • white cabbage (2.5 kg);
  • carrots (500 g);
  • onions (500 g);
  • sweet bell pepper (500 g);
  • tomato (500 g);
  • dill and parsley (300 g);
  • salt (2 tbsp);
  • sugar (100-150 g);
  • table vinegar, 9% (200 g);
  • vegetable oil (300 g);
  • spices: bay leaf, pepper, cloves, etc. (optional).

Preparation:

  1. Wash the vegetables thoroughly.
  2. Finely chop the cabbage.
  3. Peel the carrots, grate them or finely chop them into strips.
  4. Peel the onion and cut into half rings.
  5. Peel the pepper from the core and seeds, chop finely.
  6. Peel the tomatoes as desired and chop finely.
  7. Chop the greens.
  8. Combine all the vegetables in a large plastic/enamel bowl, add salt, sugar, vinegar and oil.
  9. To stir thoroughly.
  10. Keep indoors for 48 hours, stirring occasionally.
  11. Then place in sterilized jars, pasteurize for at least 15 minutes and roll up.

This salad can be stored like any other hermetically preserved food, in the refrigerator, in a not very cold cellar, on a pantry shelf.

An excellent option for preparing for the winter. The dish is prepared simply and quickly, and the vegetables turn out crispy and spicy.

Cooking time: 25 hours
Volume: 4 l

Ingredients:

  • cucumber (500 g);
  • white cabbage (500 g);
  • sweet radish (200-300 g);
  • carrots (300 g);
  • bell pepper (300 g);
  • onions (300 g);
  • green onions (200 g);
  • black allspice peas (1 tbsp.);
  • sugar (3 tbsp);
  • table vinegar, 9% (100 g);
  • salt (1 tbsp).
If you don't like the smell of canned radishes, don't put them in the dish.

Preparation:

  1. Wash, peel, shred and finely chop the vegetables.
  2. Mix in a wide plastic or enamel bowl.
  3. Add salt, sugar and vinegar, mix thoroughly.
  4. Let stand at room temperature until the vegetable mixture releases its juice (at least 24 hours).
  5. Place in sterilized jars (volume 0.8-1 l).
  6. Pasteurize the jars for at least 10-12 minutes.
  7. Seal tightly, invert jars onto lids and leave until cool.

Bon appetit!

An excellent option for preparing a salad that does not require pre-sterilization of the jars. The dish is prepared simply and quickly, and the vegetables turn out crispy and spicy.

Cooking time: 30 minutes
Number of servings: 3 l

Ingredients:

  • cherry tomato/other small variety (10-12 pcs.);
  • cucumber (small, 6-8 pcs.);
  • sweet bell pepper (2-3 pcs.);
  • cauliflower (200-300 g);
  • squash (small, 8-10 pcs.);
  • garlic (3-4 cloves);
  • onions (2-3 pcs.);
  • black peppercorns (1 tbsp.);
  • bay leaf (4-6 pcs.);
  • dry cloves (1 tsp);
  • blackcurrant leaf (4 pcs.);
  • horseradish leaf (4 pcs.);
  • basil (0.5 bunch);
  • water (for marinade, 1 l);
  • table vinegar, 9% (for marinade, 3 tbsp.);
  • salt (for marinade, 2 tbsp.);
  • sugar (for marinade, 3 tbsp.).
The amount of spices and herbs can be reduced to a minimum if you like the natural aroma and taste of vegetables.

Preparation:

  1. Wash all vegetables and all herbs thoroughly and dry with a kitchen towel.
  2. Cut off the ends of the cucumbers. Cut large cucumbers crosswise into halves.
  3. Peel the peppers from the core and seeds, cut into large pieces.
  4. Divide the cabbage into small florets.
  5. Cut off the ends of the squash. Cut large fruits into halves/quarters.
  6. Peel the garlic. The cloves can be used whole, or if they are large, cut in half.
  7. Peel the onion and cut into thick rings (about 1-1.5 cm).
  8. Place currant and horseradish leaves, basil sprigs, garlic, cloves, pepper and bay leaves on the bottom of the jars, then lay out the prepared vegetables, filling the jars completely with them.
  9. Pour boiling water into the jars to the top and leave for 15 minutes, then drain the water and fill the jars with boiling water (new) again for another 10-15 minutes. Drain.
  10. Pour water for the marinade into the pan, add pepper, salt and sugar, stir and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat, add vinegar and pour the marinade into jars.
  11. Roll up the jars with pre-sterilized lids, turn them upside down, cover with a blanket and allow time to cool. When the jars have cooled completely, move them to a cool, dark place for storage.

We also suggest watching the video recipe for the dish (the list of ingredients is slightly different from the recipe proposed above).

Pre-filling with boiling water twice replaces the sterilization of jars. Sometimes they don’t bother with water, but use the marinade right away (pour it in, let it sit for a few minutes, drain it, boil the marinade again, etc.). Canning is well rolled up and stored. Another thing is that this is not as simple a process as it seems: sometimes it is much easier to sterilize empty jars than to handle full, hot ones.

Bon appetit!

Text: Marina Dushkova

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