Peel the bell peppers from the seeds, remove the core from the apples, peel the garlic and onion... Hot peppers can be left with the seeds if you use half.
Transfer all vegetables and apples to the bowl of the food processor and chop using the "metal knife" attachment. You can also twist these ingredients in a meat grinder.
Pour into a saucepan sunflower oil, put the resulting vegetable mass, add sugar, salt and vinegar, mix. Put the mass on a small fire.
From the moment the vegetables begin to boil, cook for 30 minutes. Then add dry basil to the adjika, mix and cook for another 5 minutes.
Hot adjika from green tomatoes spread out in dry sterile jars, roll up or tighten with boiled lids, turn over and wrap until cool. Some part of the adjika can be left and tasted as soon as it cools. Adjika is stored at room temperature... In winter this delicious snack will become perfect complement to many dishes.
If the current season brought you an abundance of tomato harvest, then do not rush to let them all for cooking, choose another sauce to replace, for example, fragrant adjika – the best company meat dishes and irreplaceable ingredient for many Georgian dishes.
Ingredients:
Preparation
Before preparing adjika from green tomatoes, it is better to cut and scald the fruits, and then remove the skin from them. This will make the sauce more uniform. Chop the tomatoes together with apples and peeled peppers. It is not necessary to peel hot peppers from seeds, but only if you want to cook for real hot sauce... Put the mixture of peppers, apples and tomatoes on the fire and cook, not forgetting to stir, for about half an hour.
In the meantime, chop the herbs or mince them right away along with the peeled garlic cloves. Add herbs to the sauce, then add sugar, season with vinegar and oil, boil again and pour into jars, after sterilizing them. If you do not plan to cook adjika from green tomatoes for the winter, then just refrigerate ready-made sauce and fill any clean container with it.
Ingredients:
Preparation
Armed with a blender, puree the tomatoes and bell peppers together. Remove the seeds from the chili and add it to the sauce along with the garlic cloves. Re-chop the sauce, add vinegar, sugar and salt. Spicy adjika made from green tomatoes will be useful as a preparation for the winter, because, even though there is no heat treatment, it contains preservatives like salt and vinegar that will help keep it fresh for a long time.
Ingredients:
Preparation
Prepare all ingredients: rinse and peel the tomatoes, remove seeds from both types of peppers, peel the garlic cloves. Pass all the prepared ingredients through a meat grinder along with horseradish roots and put adjika on fire for half an hour. Top with vinegar, sugar and salt, then pour over and roll.
Homemade adjika from green tomatoesAdjika is a traditional Caucasian seasoning, it is fragrant spicy sauce, the composition of which is individual for each housewife. The main components of a real Abkhaz or Georgian adjika - hot peppers chili, salt and spices (coriander, basil, garlic, dill, mint, savory), but outside the Caucasus, tomatoes, bell peppers, apples are most often added to this hot seasoning to soften pungent taste and add sweet and sour notes to the sauce. And although this option cannot be called authentic, it is this “tomato” variety that has gained particular popularity. Red or green adjika is added to ready meals from meat, poultry, fish, vegetables and even dairy products to add spice to them. It is not difficult to cook Adjika at home, you just need to choose good recipe from dozens of existing options. I want to suggest that you cook delicious adjika from green tomatoes according to your own recipe.
To be honest, this is a complete improvisation, because the little green cherry tomatoes were picked quite by accident. When we had to leave home for a few days, we decided to untie the yard dog so that it could run freely and guard the territory. And this very smart dog did not think of anything better than running around the area where cherry tomato bushes grow quietly and peacefully. In general, half of the crop ended up on the ground and had to be urgently disposed of. The result of the emergency rescue of tomatoes pleased me very much, although the taste of this green homemade adjika significantly different from the usual adjika made from red tomatoes. As a lover of culinary experiments, I liked this seasoning, so I didn't stop at one jar and decided to make more of this adjika for the winter.
1 kg green tomatoes
300 g green bell pepper
300 g green sour apples
2 green chili peppers
1 bunch of dill
1/2 bunch of parsley
1/2 bunch of cilantro
a few mint leaves
1/2 bunch of basil
6 cloves of garlic
1 tsp ground coriander
1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
2/3 cup vegetable oil
2 tbsp Sahara
1/2 tsp salt
Unripe tomatoes are quite bitter, so green tomatoes must be pretreated: wash, cut into 2 or 4 pieces, salt well, stir and leave at room temperature for 4-6 hours. After that, drain the released juice, all the bitterness will go away with it.
In addition, green tomatoes require mandatory heat treatment, so raw adjika cannot be cooked from them.
Wash apples, remove seeds and peel. Peel sweet and hot peppers.
You need to remove the seeds from the bell pepper, and do as you want with the chili seeds: they contain the most spice, so if you want to get super- burning adjika, you can leave them, and for a less thermonuclear version, it is better to remove them.
Put both types of peppers, apples and tomatoes in the bowl of the food processor and grind until smooth. Alternatively, you can mince them twice.
If you want a more uniform and delicate sauce adjika, you must first remove the peel from the tomatoes. This is best done at the initial stage of cooking: scald them with boiling water, remove the skin, and then cover with salt and let stand. But I had small cherry tomatoes, only a masochist would risk skinning them, so I decided to leave it. After grinding and heat treatment, the skin became completely soft and did not irritate the taste buds in any way.
Pour the green mixture into a heavy-bottomed saucepan and simmer over low heat for 35 minutes. At this time, peel the garlic, wash and dry all the greens. Pass fragrant herbs and garlic through a meat grinder or grind with a special blender attachment. Add the resulting mixture to the pan along with salt, sugar, vinegar and vegetable oil, stir and cook adjika on low heat for about 10-15 minutes.
I indicated the proportions as I did myself. In doing so, I constantly tried the resulting sauce to achieve a balance of spicy, sour, sweet and salty. You can experiment with the ratio of vinegar, sugar, salt, garlic, and chili to make the seasoning to your liking. In addition, a lot depends on the taste of apples and peppers, as well as on the maturity of the tomatoes.
V Caucasian adjika often add walnuts... I think they would not be superfluous in this recipe, but this bright thought occurred to me too late. I'll experiment next time.
If home green adjika not meant for long-term storage, it just needs to be transferred to suitable containers, allowed to cool and stored in the refrigerator. It is best to let the sauce stand for at least a few hours before tasting.
If you want to cook adjika for the winter, you need to thoroughly wash the jars, for additional sterilization I wash them with soda. Put the green seasoning in clean containers, close the lids and store in a cool, dark place.
Unusual appetizer for the winter from green tomatoes - adzhika "Obedite". Today I will share some recipes for its preparation.
The first recipe for lovers of boiled adjika from green tomatoes for the winter through a meat grinder, which is cooked without garlic, which is quite unusual for this dish.
Let's prepare:
My tomatoes, cut into quarters.
Preservation is well stored not only in the basement, but also in room conditions.
And this is the recipe Georgian cuisine, in which adjika is cooked without boiling.
Let's prepare:
Wash vegetables and greens, clean them, let them dry.
The green tomato adjika recipe with garlic and pepper is my favorite. He just prepares but is different amazing taste... The appetizer turns out to be moderately spicy and piquant.
We will need:
How we cook:
The appetizer turns out - you just lick your fingers. Stored very well.
Advice! Tomatoes should be taken not quite green, but milky ripeness. Then the blanks are tastier.
I suggest aromatic seasoning from tomato and garlic for the winter - a simple recipe that does not require heat treatment.
1 teaspoon each of dried herbs:
We twist the washed and dried fruits, herbs, peeled garlic. Mix vegetable mix with dry ingredients. Stir it thoroughly, let it brew for an hour. Mix again, pour into sterile jars, twist, put in the refrigerator.
I suggest very delicious sauce, simply delicious - adjika for the winter from green tomatoes with apples. This is what they call her at home, and I will share this recipe.
You need to prepare:
Wash vegetables, cut tomatoes in halves.
Cover the top with a blanket, let it cool.
We prepare:
We scrolled the washed and peeled vegetables, apples.
Adjika with green tomatoes and apples turns out to be very tasty, aromatic and moderately spicy.
We need:
Let's start making adjika from red and green tomatoes:
Cooking adjika from zucchini and green tomatoes for the winter. Such a preparation should appeal to those who do not like too spicy.
How to cook:
Now I will tell you how to quickly make adjika with green tomatoes. This sauce will go well with meat dishes.
Required products:
How to do:
Since we cooked adjika without boiling, it must be stored in the refrigerator for six months.
We prepare the following products:
Washed tomatoes, chop the onion into large pieces.
Check out the video recipe. I think you will be interested in the process of making adjika from green tomatoes.
Prepare adzhika from green tomatoes for the winter, delicious, such tasty preparations are obtained. With them all meat dishes will be even tastier and more aromatic.
Adjika from green tomatoes for the winter bright emerald can be a full-fledged competition traditional adjika from peppers and tomatoes. Recipes from green tomatoes, so delicious that you lick your fingers, can be chosen to your liking. Among the recipes, recipes for raw adjika from green tomatoes and adjika for the winter are popular, which provides heat treatment... If you want to cook delicious and simple adjika from green tomatoes for the winter, then the recipes below with a photo will be useful to you.
Ingredients:
Wash green tomatoes. Cut them lengthwise into 4-6 pieces, depending on the size.
Peel the cloves of garlic.
Spicy capsicum wash, cut the pods in two. Cut off some of the peppers near the stalk, remove the seeds.
Wash the parsley sprigs.
Transfer all the main ingredients for adjika - green tomatoes, parsley, hot peppers and garlic to a separate bowl.
Pass the vegetables and herbs through a meat grinder. If it is possible to grind these ingredients, you can also use a blender or food processor. As a result, it turned out such a bright green puree.
Put the adjika base on the stove. Bring to a boil. After that, other ingredients can be added to adjika made from green tomatoes. Pour spices into adjika.
Add salt and sugar to adjika.
Pour in vinegar and vegetable oil.
After adding all these ingredients, green tomato adjika should be thoroughly mixed and tasted. Adjust its taste by adding one or another ingredient if you want it to be more salty, sour or sweet. Simmer the green tomatoes over low heat for about 30 minutes.
While it is cooking, prepare the jars and lids. To canned spicy adjika from green tomatoes for the winter successfully stood the whole winter, jars and lids need to be sterilized. Place the finished product in sterile jars immediately after preparation. As for the lids, this type of workpiece can be closed with both tin and nylon caps... Adjika is well kept in both forms.
It turns out no less tasty adjika from green tomatoes with apples.
Ingredients:
Wash tomatoes and apples. Peel the garlic and onion. Cut the tomatoes into wedges. Peel the apples and also cut into slices. Chop the garlic finely. Chop the onion into cubes. Cut hot peppers, peeled from seeds, into cubes too. Put chopped green tomatoes, garlic, apples, onions and hot peppers into a saucepan in which the adjika will cook.
Squeeze the vegetables slightly so that they let the juice flow. Let the vegetables simmer over low heat. Five minutes after boiling, you will see that there is much more juice at the bottom of the pan. Stirring occasionally, cook adjika from green tomatoes for 25-30 minutes.
During this time, the vegetables will boil significantly, lose their shape and become soft. Remove the saucepan with green tomato adjika from the stove. After it has cooled slightly, puree it with a hand blender. After that, put the adjika on the stove again.
Add black pepper, paprika, salt, vinegar, sunflower oil and sugar to a saucepan with it. Boil for another 10 minutes. Pour hot into a sterile container. Lids for canning adjika must also be sterile (steamed).
I also advise you to cook adjika from green tomatoes with horseradish without boiling.
Ingredients:
Wash green tomatoes. For ease of grinding, cut them into several pieces. Peel the horseradish. Cut it into small pieces too. That's all, homemade spicy adjika from green tomatoes with horseradish is ready without cooking. Wash the cilantro or parsley greens. For spice in this raw adjika from green tomatoes without cooking, we will also use pods of hot chili peppers. To keep the adjika green, take green peppers.
Mince green tomatoes, parsley, hot peppers and horseradish. Add salt, table vinegar and granulated sugar to the resulting mass. Spicy adjika mix the green tomatoes.
Transfer the finished product to sterile jars. Close the lids tightly. Due to the fact that salt, horseradish and hot pepper are preservatives, with proper storage, such adjika will stay in your fridge for several months, of course, if it is not eaten earlier.
I would be glad if these green tomato adjika recipes will come in handy for you.