Pickled cucumbers or tomatoes can be attributed to the simplest preservation, which even an inexperienced hostess can master. It is not difficult to roll up a jar of these vegetables for the winter, and in winter they will not be superfluous at all. In addition, the crisis and rising food prices are forcing housewives to save more and more. In stores, the prices for preservation bite, but the cost of one such can of vegetables is quite low. Why not spend half an hour of time and save a few cans of delicious and mouth-watering tomatoes for the winter. This time we will give a recipe for pickled tomatoes in jars for the winter. Tomatoes for this conservation should be chosen tight, better a little unripe. Very often green tomatoes are used for pickling, we will use small, tight yellow tomatoes.
Taste Info Tomatoes for the winter
Wash the tomatoes, it is not necessary to remove the tails, with them the preservation is even more beautiful. For small jars, it is better to take small tomatoes, ideally cherry. Otherwise, in one such jar you can fit 2-3 tomatoes on the strength - there is no point in wasting time. Larger tomatoes are best closed in liter or even two liter jars. Banks also need to be thoroughly washed, preferably with soda. You don't need sterilization. Put lavrushka, cloves, pepper and garlic at the bottom of carefully washed jars, put tomatoes tightly on top.
Pour boiling water over, cover with lids and forget about them for 5 minutes.
Then open the lids, pour the water into the pan and pour new boiling water over it, leave for a few more minutes. And at this time, add salt and sugar to the pan, at the rate of 1 teaspoon of salt and 1 tablespoon of sugar per one half-liter jar, put the pan on the stove, bring the water to a boil. Drain the water from the tomato again, pour 30 ml of vinegar into each jar, pour the prepared brine on top. Roll up and turn upside down.
Put in a warm place, wrap with a blanket or towel. Leave it like this until completely cooled. Then send to a cool place. Take out as needed and eat.
Good housewives prepare for the winter in advance, “hope for supermarkets, but don’t make a mistake yourself” - they say so, and pickle, salt, freeze. Tomatoes in the list of winter preparations are in one of the first places, these vegetables are good in different forms: both on their own and in company with other vegetables. In this material, a selection of recipes for tomatoes pickled in different ways.
At the end of the summer season, many housewives close jars of tomatoes. This job is not difficult at all. Thanks to a simple canning recipe, you can pickle delicious, juicy tomatoes in a few minutes. Opening a jar of homemade tomatoes in winter will be very cool. This appetizer is perfect for serving on any table! The calculation of products is given for one three-liter jar.
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You can pickle tomatoes in many ways, including using different containers, from liter jars to enameled buckets and barrels. The first recipe is the simplest, it suggests taking a minimum of ingredients and small glass jars (up to a liter).
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You can experiment a little by adding sweet pepper strips, diced carrots, or onion rings to the jars.
In the old days, most of the available vegetables were salted in huge barrels. And nutritionists say that this method is more beneficial for the body than the usual pickling, since it allows you to save almost all vitamins and minerals. The simplest recipe for modern pickled tomatoes will require a little time and a small amount of ingredients.
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Wait this time and you can taste, such salted tomatoes are good for boiled potatoes and mashed potatoes, for meat and fish.
Tomatoes are good both on their own and in company with other garden gifts. Most often, you can find recipes in which red tomatoes and green cucumbers are present in one jar. When pickling tomatoes, acid is released, which gives an unusual taste to pickled vegetables.
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The final pickling process will be completed in 2 weeks, then you can proceed to the first tasting. But it’s better to wait for the snow-white winter to treat yourself and your loved ones to delicious vegetable platter.
Grandmothers in the good old days salted tomatoes, most modern housewives prefer pickling with vinegar. Firstly, the process is faster, and secondly, the vinegar gives the tomatoes a pleasant spicy taste.
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Many housewives advise turning the containers over and wrapping them on top. During the night, the sterilization process is completely completed. Cooled cans can be re-hidden in the cellar.
When marinated, tomatoes often turn out too spicy and salty. But there are recipes that will delight lovers of sweet marinade, one of them suggests abandoning all known seasonings and spices, leaving only bell pepper, by the way, also sweet.
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Turn over or not - depends on the desire, but you definitely need to wrap it up. Hide in the cellar in the morning, it remains to be patient and not open a jar of sweet pickled tomatoes the very next day.
With the advent of cold weather, you really want something very beautiful and useful. The best cure for blues is a jar of tomato, pepper and cucumber salad. The recipe is also good because you can use substandard vegetables.
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Now you can cork a tasty, healthy and very beautiful salad, where tomatoes play an important role.
Salads, of course, are good in all respects, with the exception of one - too much preparatory work. It is much easier to cook just pickled tomatoes with garlic - healthy, tasty and a wonderful view. The recipe is called "Tomatoes under the Snow", because the garlic needs to be grated on a fine grater and poured over the vegetables on top.
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Fast, easy and very pretty!
Tomatoes are good because they are friends with different vegetables, they love the company of garlic or onions. But, if garlic is finely chopped into such a roll, and has only one function - a natural flavor, then the onion acts as a full participant in the culinary process.
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Tomatoes prepared in this way acquire a sour-spicy taste, onions, on the contrary, become less bitter.
Another good "partner" in seaming for tomatoes is ordinary white cabbage. It can be present in any form - cut into large pieces or chopped finely enough.
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Pickling is one of the oldest recipes for harvesting vegetables for the winter. In the old days, when there was no vinegar and tight-fitting jars, it was difficult to keep vegetables until spring. But even today, along with fashionable pickling, still experienced housewives practice fermentation, but not in barrels, but in the usual three-liter glass jars.
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After the lapse of time, you can start tasting the original Russian snacks.
In our time, mustard has practically lost its significance, although in previous years it was actively used by housewives. Meanwhile, it is a good seaming agent that does not allow mold to form in jars. Therefore, homemade canned food can be stored at room temperature.
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The brine due to the mustard will turn out to be unclear, but the taste of the snack will be excellent.
And finally, again, a fairly simple recipe that does not require additional sterilization in hot water (a process that many novice housewives, and experienced ones, are so afraid of).
Salted tomatoes, they are pickled or pickled - a favorite guest on our table. We eat such tomatoes faster than fresh ones. But this is no accident! The body on a subconscious level, even in a child, chooses what is more useful to him.
Preparations in the form of salted tomatoes without vinegar were prepared by our ancestors in wooden barrels, shifting them with dill, garlic, cherry leaves, currants, horseradish strips and spices. In rural areas, soaked apples, tomatoes, barrel cucumbers and pickled watermelons with cabbage are still harvested for the winter in cellars. In modern conditions, large volumes are salted in plastic barrels or stainless steel containers. In a city apartment, pickled tomatoes can be pickled in a saucepan or in large jars, and stored all autumn on the balcony. Before the winter frosts, as a rule, such blanks are swept clean and replaced.
In today's recipe, I want to tell you how to cook pickled tomatoes at home using a cold cooking method. According to such a simple recipe, you can salt red, brown or green tomatoes, the main thing is not to mix them together, as they will have different cooking times. Pickled red tomatoes will pickle much earlier than green ones.
I'll tell you a secret. The cooking time for salted tomatoes can be controlled. Everything is very simple. Salted tomatoes will cook quickly if you cut them crosswise or pierce them with a wooden stick in several places. If there are a lot of jars with tomatoes and you don’t want them to peroxide by the New Year, we don’t do such manipulations with tomatoes, just put them in a jar or pan and pour cold brine. The rest is all according to the recipe.
The brine for salted tomatoes is prepared as follows: 2 cups of salt and 1 cup of sugar are taken in a bucket of cold boiled water. And that's it! Everything ingenious is simple!
Prepare greens, leaves and roots.
Rinse fresh tomatoes under running water. Here are some tomatoes to choose for pickling - you decide. Red ripe tomatoes will turn out more tender, juice will flow from them when biting. Brown (unripe) tomatoes will be slightly firm. And green salted tomatoes will not lose their shape, but will not have a sweetish taste, like red ones. Each ripeness of tomatoes has its own advantages and different tastes. It remains to try and choose what you like best. And I think they are all delicious!
I needed quick salted tomatoes, so I chose small ones, similar to the Lady's finger or Dulka variety, and chopped them with a wooden skewers.
Lightly cover the bottom of the prepared container for pickles (I chose a 10 liter glass jar) with dill, cherry, currant and horseradish leaves. Chop garlic and horseradish root into slices.
We tightly pack the tomatoes in a jar, not forgetting to shift several layers again with leaves and garlic. To make tomatoes tasty and fragrant, dill must be with twigs and umbrellas.
We put the tomatoes in a jar to the very top and pour cold salted brine.
I prepared a blank of tomatoes in a jar in the kitchen, and since it is inconvenient to carry it to a cool place with liquid, I poured the brine on the spot. Of course, I forgot my camera in the kitchen, so I didn’t immediately take a photo of the tomatoes in salted brine. And then, due to her busyness, she completely forgot. I remembered only when the delicious soaked tomatoes had already eaten up.
And here's the final photo!
I hope you enjoy my recipe for salted tomatoes with garlic in a cold way in the midst of autumn preparations!
Sincerely, the owner of the Notebook Anyuta!
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During the vegetable harvest season, almost every housewife is concerned about preparing a sufficient amount of tomato juice and fruit drink for the winter, pickling and pickling tomatoes, because without them it is impossible to imagine cooking many favorite dishes. Of course, now fresh tomatoes are sold in stores all year round, but how can they be compared in taste and aroma (and price) with seasonal - ripe, juicy and sweet tomatoes.
There are countless recipes for salting tomatoes in jars for the winter. Most of the technologies used and traditional ingredients have come down to us from distant ancestors, but as new products and technical capabilities appear in the kitchen, old "grandmother's" recipes are adapted, simplified and become even more interesting.
First of all, we clarify that for whole-fruit pickling it is best to take medium-sized red or pink tomatoes, which fit well in jars (for example, it is now very popular to pickle cherry tomatoes), round or plum-shaped, of the same degree of maturity, with fleshy, uniform pulp and enough thick sandpaper. It is desirable that they be rich and balanced in taste: sweet enough with pronounced sourness. Salt for any of the harvesting methods, it is necessary stone coarse grinding, extra and iodized are not suitable.
Tara any is used, the main thing is that it be made of non-oxidizing materials, and its volume should correspond to the number of vegetables and the possibilities of subsequent storage. That is, you can pickle the tomatoes both in a bucket (barrel, tub, large saucepan), which then have to be kept in the cellar or on the balcony, or in small portioned jars or even in a plastic bag and allocate space for storage in the refrigerator or in the pantry .
For pickling tomatoes, cold and hot methods, pickling and pickling, as well as a dry method (without water) or pouring with natural tomato juice are used. We offer you some of the most popular and simple recipes.
This is the oldest method in which vegetables are salted in the process of lactic acid fermentation (fermentation). If you prefer large-sized fruits, you can pickle the tomatoes in a saucepan (whole or in halves), and for small ones, it is more convenient to take an ordinary three-liter jar.
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You can eat such tomatoes already on the 4-5th day, first as lightly salted, and then more and more salted and fermented. The terms of full readiness depend on the size of the fruits, their number and degree of maturity: when pickling in large containers of real barrel tomatoes, it may take up to 40-50 days.
Such a preparation allows you to get a practically fresh product that can be closed without any spices and spices (even without salt) and it is very convenient to use it later in winter for cooking borscht, soups, sauces and other dishes.
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You can cook tomatoes in tomato sauce both cold and hot. Consider step by step the technological features of each of them.
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To make the “tomatoes in tomato” more tender, some people prefer to remove the skin from the tomatoes, then closing them using hot technology. At the same time, instead of pouring boiling water, additional sterilization or pasteurization is used: peeled tomatoes in jars (you can add spices and spices) are poured with boiling juice and put in a pot of hot water or in the oven. Banks with a capacity of 0.5 liters are boiled for 7-8 minutes, 1 liter - 8-10 minutes, then they are immediately sealed and left upside down for air cooling.
It is much easier to quickly peel tomatoes from the skin if they are first blanched for 1-2 minutes, and then poured over with cold water.
For better preservation at home, tomatoes are often closed for the winter using additional preservatives: vinegar, citric acid, aspirin, that is, pickled. Here is one such recipe:
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In winter, these tomatoes are perfect for hot dishes of meat or fish, cereals and pasta. It will be delicious!
We offer you some more interesting video recipes on how to salt tomatoes for the winter in jars with traditional spices and unusual ingredients, for example, with carrot tops:
For several years she worked as an editor of a television program with leading ornamental plants in Ukraine. At the dacha, of all types of agricultural work, she prefers harvesting, but for this she is ready to regularly weed, chop, stepchild, water, tie up, thin out, etc. I am convinced that the most delicious vegetables and fruits are self-grown!
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Both humus and compost are rightfully the basis of organic farming. Their presence in the soil significantly increases the yield and improves the taste of vegetables and fruits. In terms of properties and appearance, they are very similar, but they should not be confused. Humus - rotted manure or bird droppings. Compost - rotted organic residues of various origins (spoiled food from the kitchen, tops, weeds, thin twigs). Humus is considered a better fertilizer, compost is more accessible.
Convenient applications for Android have been developed to help gardeners and gardeners. First of all, these are sowing (lunar, flower, etc.) calendars, thematic magazines, collections of useful tips. With their help, you can choose a day favorable for planting each type of plant, determine the timing of their maturation and harvest on time.
Compost - rotted organic residues of various origins. How to do? Everything is put in a pile, a pit or a large box: kitchen leftovers, tops of garden crops, weeds mowed before flowering, thin twigs. All this is interbedded with phosphorite flour, sometimes straw, earth or peat. (Some summer residents add special composting accelerators.) Cover with foil. In the process of overheating, the pile is periodically stirred or pierced to bring in fresh air. Usually compost "ripens" for 2 years, but with modern additives it can be ready in one summer season.
“Frost-resistant” varieties of garden strawberries (more often simply “strawberries”) also need shelter, like ordinary varieties (especially in those regions where there are snowless winters or frosts alternating with thaws). All strawberries have superficial roots. This means that without shelter, they freeze out. Assurances of sellers that strawberries are “frost-resistant”, “winter-hardy”, “tolerate frosts down to -35 ℃”, etc. are a lie. Gardeners should remember that no one has yet been able to change the root system of strawberries.
It is necessary to collect medicinal flowers and inflorescences at the very beginning of the flowering period, when the content of nutrients in them is as high as possible. The flowers are supposed to be torn by hand, breaking off the rough pedicels. Dry the collected flowers and herbs, scattering in a thin layer, in a cool room at natural temperature without access to direct sunlight.
Natural toxins are found in many plants; no exception, and those that are grown in gardens and vegetable gardens. So, in the bones of apples, apricots, peaches there is hydrocyanic (hydrocyanic) acid, and in the tops and peel of unripe nightshade (potatoes, eggplants, tomatoes) - solanine. But do not be afraid: their number is too small.
Humus - rotted manure or bird droppings. It is prepared like this: manure is piled in a heap or pile, interbedded with sawdust, peat and garden soil. The collar is covered with a film to stabilize the temperature and humidity (this is necessary to increase the activity of microorganisms). Fertilizer "ripens" within 2-5 years - depending on external conditions and the composition of the feedstock. The output is a loose homogeneous mass with a pleasant smell of fresh earth.
It is believed that some vegetables and fruits (cucumbers, stalk celery, all varieties of cabbage, peppers, apples) have a “negative calorie content”, that is, more calories are expended during digestion than they contain. In fact, only 10-20% of the calories received from food are consumed in the digestive process.
Tomato, aka tomato, is unique. After all, it contains in huge quantities the natural antibiotic quercetin and the antioxidant lycopene, which our body needs so much, which significantly reduces the risk of diseases of the skin, pancreas and prostate glands, reproductive and cardiovascular systems.
Moreover, this lycopene does not disappear when these red juicy fruits are cooked. And they also have boron, iron, iodine, potassium, calcium, magnesium, manganese, copper, sodium, phosphorus and zinc.
you can pickle tomatoes of any kind and any color, except for individual spoiled and unripened ones, since the former will begin to ferment and spoil the entire workpiece. And the latter do not yet contain the required amount of sugars, are not sour enough and are too tart in taste.
To the fruits were salted evenly, it is recommended to salt separately pink and red, separately yellow, separately brown, and separately green. Fruits of denser varieties are salted in larger containers, even in barrels they can withstand the weight of their “neighbors”, while less dense varieties are best salted in small jars, a maximum of three liters.
On 10 kilograms of tomatoes take:
If possible, add about a hundred grams of fresh cherry and oak leaves.
If you are going to salt pink and red tomatoes, take a liter of water and 50-70 grams of ordinary salt without iodine to prepare the brine.
If you are going to salt brown or green tomatoes, take 60-80 grams of non-iodized table salt.
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Control the fermentation process, the level and condition of the brine, it must remain transparent, a slight turbidity from the microflora present in it is allowed. Add brine if necessary.
Use hot brine for less ripe vegetables, cold brine for mature vegetables.
For one kilogram selected tomatoes take:
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Monitor fermentation, brine level and condition. Add brine if necessary. Use hot brine for less ripe tomatoes, cold brine for mature ones.
Take a kilo in advance selected and washed tomatoes:
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Wipe the pulp of tomatoes or pass through a meat grinder or take tomato paste diluted to a state of thick sour cream.
per kilogram strong firm tomatoes take
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Monitor the condition and level of brine during fermentation, topping it up if necessary.
Per 1 kg medium green tomatoes
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Sprinkle with mustard powder to prevent mold. If the mold still appears, remove it and boil the circle and oppression.
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Ready-to-use product should be stored refrigerated.
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Take 60 grams of salt per kilogram of tomatoes.
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Store in the dark at a temperature not exceeding 3°C.
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Keep in a cold place.