Hello dear friends! Today I will present you the most delicious recipes of home adjika. It is a traditional Abkhazian sauce made from hot pepper with spices.
But our housewives love to experiment and have come up with many recipes for making this sauce with the addition of various vegetables. Such as tomatoes, bell peppers and other products.
In my collection you will see many recipes with various additives in it. There are sharper ones, but not really. Can be cooked or made raw. These options, of course, have been personally tested by me and my family, so I can recommend them with a calm mind. All methods are very tasty and worthy of your table.
Personally, I love not very sharp adjika and do it for myself separately, because my family likes it more sharply. But if you get too hot sauce, just dilute it in tomato paste or ketchup. It will not be worse, I assure you. It goes well with meat, vegetable side dishes. Even if you just spread it on the bread, it will be very tasty.
Be very careful with hot peppers. If you do without gloves, then wash your hands thoroughly. But, it's better to work with gloves.
My favorite way to make this sauce. Firstly, it is done very quickly, since this recipe is without cooking. Secondly, it turns out incredibly tasty.
Ingredients:
Cooking method:
1. Rinse all vegetables and cut into small pieces. Peppers remove seeds. Rinse hot peppers and chop. Peel the garlic. Grind all ingredients through a meat grinder or in a blender.
If you want a less spicy sauce, then clear the hot pepper from the seeds. If you want to be sharper, then leave the seeds.
2. Then add salt and mix the resulting mixture properly. Arrange on sterile jars and wrap them with lids. Keep this sauce in the refrigerator.
This sauce is very spicy, but very tasty. It can be added, for example, to. There are many dishes where our adjika will have to go.
Ingredients:
When preparing this sauce, be sure to wear gloves to prevent burns from pepper and garlic.
Cooking method:
1. Rinse the pepper, cut in half and peel the seeds. Peel the garlic.
2. Using a meat grinder, grind the vegetables two to three times. Then bring the hand blender to a smooth mashed mass.
3. Put the coriander, cumin and suneli hops in a dry skillet. Stir and put on fire for 2-3 minutes to make oil stand out. Then grind in a coffee grinder.
4. Pour the resulting mixture into adjika, add salt and mix. Then cover with cling film and leave for 5-7 days for fermentation. Then transfer to sterile jars, tighten the lids and put in the refrigerator for storage.
Here is a very simple and quick option, and the result is excellent. It uses tomato paste, but you can take the tomatoes and grind yourself to a puree state.
Ingredients:
Cooking:
1. First you need to prepare all the ingredients. Separately, through a meat grinder, pepper, garlic and hot pepper with seeds. Chop parsley and dill.
2. In a pan with sweet pepper, add tomato paste, salt, sugar, sunflower oil. Mix everything and let it boil for 30-35 minutes.
3. Then add hot pepper, garlic and herbs. Stir and cook for another 10 minutes. Add vinegar at the end.
I propose another simple recipe without cooking. As you understand, this type of workpiece is done very quickly, but it turns out delicious. It turns out to be moderately sharp, moderately salty. Although, salt and sugar can be put to your liking.
Ingredients:
Cooking method:
1. Wash all vegetables. For tomatoes, cut the core and bad parts, if any. Peel the garlic. Cut the pepper in half and take out the grains.
Tomatoes need to be taken very ripe, you can even substandard, mashed. Only without rotten barrels.
2. Then pass all the vegetables through a meat grinder, add salt and sugar. Mix everything thoroughly, about 5 minutes.
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You will see the cooking method in this video. Everything is very accessible and understandable.
Try to cook in this way and you will not be disappointed, as it really turns out very tasty. Mine even love to spread it on bread and eat just like that, without everything.
Another simple and quick recipe. It differs from the previous ones in that we add apples here. It turns out a very interesting flavor combination.
Ingredients:
Cooking method:
1. Rinse all vegetables. Cut tomatoes into slices. Cut the apples into slices and cut the core so that there are no seeds. Peel the seeds and cut into medium slices. Peel the garlic.
2. Then put everything in a blender - first tomatoes, then apples, peppers and garlic. Grind thoroughly until smooth.
3. It remains only to shift everything into clean sterile jars and close with boiled lids. Store in the refrigerator for storage.
Insanely tasty and easy way of sauce. Remarkably kept all winter. Very well adjika goes well with bread and bacon, just an overeating. From this amount of products, 3 cans of 700 ml and 1 can of 500 ml are obtained.
Ingredients:
Cooking method:
1. Rinse and dry tomatoes. Cut the core and cut them into slices.
2. Peel the garlic. Wash and clean horseradish roots by removing all black dots. Then rinse them again.
3. Rinse sweet and hot peppers, peel the seeds and rinse again. Then cut into slices.
4. Now pass the prepared products through a meat grinder. Add salt and sugar to the resulting mass, then mix well.
5. Then put everything in sterile jars and put in a refrigerator for storage. And the delicious spicy adjika is ready.
Today I prepared recipes for wonderful and tasty adjika for every taste. Choose and try to do. I like the fact that all the methods are mostly instant.
I also have other great winter recipe recipes. For example, or canned. You can also see recipes or. So salt, pickle and preserve with pleasure and then in winter you will not have a shortage of home-made vegetables.
Good appetite!
Well, who does not like Abkhazian sauce called adjika? It goes well with any kind of side dish and meat, because it has a pronounced tomato flavor and spicy aroma. Abkhazians grinded all the products that were used in the preparation of the sauce with stones, but this does not mean that we need to do the same in order to achieve the same taste, because there is a blender or food processor at hand that will help us make the sauce a paste-like consistency. We will present you some recipes on how to make the sauce to preserve it for the winter.
Important! When preparing this adjika, protect the skin of your hands by wearing gloves. Hot peppers can leave a severe burn.
Any seasoning containing the word “Georgian” is very spicy by default. Adjika in this case is no exception. In this recipe we will use a large amount of hot pepper and a certain set of additional spices, but there are absolutely no tomatoes in this adjika:
Important! Take the fruits of the pepper exactly red, so that your adjika has a saturated bright color.
Important! Carefully eat this adjika if you have ailments of the stomach or other organs of the digestive system.
If you like spicy sauces, you can cook adjika in Georgian. But there is another option for those who do not use hot peppers in the kitchen. You can replace it with a lot of garlic and add tomatoes:
Plum adjika has a sharp taste with a sweet and sour hue. It is ideal for meat dishes. If meat is often baked in your family, be sure to prepare such a magnificent seasoning for the winter:
Important! It is advisable to skip all the ingredients through a meat grinder. If you try to turn their pasty mass by blending or some other method, then the tastes will simply mix, and you will not be able to feel every product in adjika, and this is what makes this sauce special and piquant.
Armenians preserve such adjika for the winter:
Important! Keep such adjika only in the refrigerator. You can not worry about the suitability of the product, adjika of this method of preparation can stand for a year in a cold place and not deteriorate. But if you have already opened the jar, then it is advisable to use its contents quickly.
As you already noticed, in all adjika recipes that we presented above, the ingredients are crushed only by a meat grinder so that a person can taste the taste of each product that was used during cooking with the receptors.
A blender is not the best option, because it turns products into pasta without leaving any lumps, and they are needed in adjika - this distinguishes it from ketchup and ordinary tomato juice.
We present you another adjika recipe through a meat grinder:
Important! In this recipe, peel from tomatoes and apples can not be removed before passing them through a meat grinder.
This recipe differs fundamentally from all previous ones in that aspirin is added to it. This is a wonderful preservative, but if you decide to use it, it is better not to give such adjika to children.
A lot of recipes, from those that we have listed in our article, are prepared for the winter without cooking. According to the classic recipe, this is how this sauce should be cooked. We present you a detailed recipe:
Adjika is an indispensable seasoning. It can not only serve you as a sauce, but also an excellent dressing in borsch or cabbage rolls. In general, any housewife with a creative touch will surely find application for this sauce in her kitchen in the winter season and beyond.
The season of harvesting vegetables for the winter at the good housewives is in full swing: the time has come for tomatoes, peppers and other goodies from the south. And this means that it is time to look through old, favorite recipes and not refuse new gastronomic experiments. Below is a selection of adjika recipes, in addition to the usual hot tomato sauce, you can prepare adjika from other, most unexpected vegetables and even berries.
If you like spicy dressings that are served with meat, the next recipe must be in your cooking piggy bank. Moreover, the creation of a adjika snack bar does not require much time and products. Only five vegetables, simple spices, oil, vinegar and tomato paste - that’s all that is needed to prepare amazing preservation.
Yield: 6 cans of 200 ml.
Time for preparing: 2 hours 0 minutes
Quantity: 6 servings
Many cooks cook adjika quickly using ready-made tomato paste. But it’s difficult to call such an ideal option, real housewives use only fresh tomatoes harvested at their own summer cottage or purchased from farmers.
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According to this recipe, adjika is not necessary to cook, so it will retain all the beneficial properties. You can take products half as much, make sure that adjika “leaves” well, and cook it as needed.
Classic adjika is peppers and tomatoes, but modern housewives are ready to experiment with this dish. One of the most original solutions is the use of zucchini, they make the texture more delicate, aromatic. Such adjika, if you make it a little less spicy, can be used as a full-fledged snack dish.
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And let the guests in winter enjoy the unusual taste of adjika and wonder what exactly the mysterious ingredient the hostess added here!
The following recipe is suitable for those housewives who would like to treat their relatives with adjika, but are afraid to cook it due to the fact that one of the households does not tolerate the taste of hot pepper. This role according to the recipe is “entrusted” to perform garlic, it will require quite a lot.
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Leave a jar for tasting, hide the rest away, otherwise, after the first spoon for a sample, the family will be difficult to stop.
Adjika is a dish of Georgian cuisine, moving to another country or part of the world, it naturally transforms, adapting to local conditions and products. For example, Siberian housewives offer to cook this dish on the basis of horseradish, which gives no less spicy taste than vigorous Georgian peppers.
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You can not make such vitamin preparations for the winter, but prepare adjika with horseradish directly to the table, with a margin of several days in advance.
The more vegetables are included in adjika, the greater the variety of tastes and aromas awaits the taster. The only point is that it’s important not to overdo it with hot pepper. When there is too much of it, it will be impossible to taste tomatoes or bell peppers. And for the stomach, excessive sharpness is not very useful.
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Harvesting vegetables for the winter is usually a very long process. First you need to peel all the vegetables, then wash, chop. The cooking process itself can take up to 2-3 hours or sterilization, when there is a danger that the jar will not withstand heating and burst. But there are options for fast cooking adjika that do not require boiling or sterilization, and therefore are popular.
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Adjika, cooked in this way, retains the greatest amount of vitamins and minerals.
Each person is individual, there are also those who cannot tolerate tomatoes, while they cannot refuse spicy sauces. There are recipes in which tomatoes play a secondary role or are not used at all.
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Senior Tomato can sleep peacefully, adjika is flavorful, juicy and tasty without it!
Fragrant juicy apples with sourness greatly ennoble the taste of adjika. That is why they are an important part of many sauces and hot spices.
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Subtle apple aroma and spicy taste of adjika will be a magnificent decoration of any meat dish.
Of all the fruits growing in the middle lane, plum is the most unique. It goes well with sweet desserts, good in pies, suitable for meat and fish. But plum in adjika is especially exquisite.
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Such adjika can be served almost immediately to the table (after cooling). Can be prepared for the winter, spread out on sterilized banks and clogged.
It is clear which product will be the main one in adjika with the prefix “Bulgarian”, naturally, sweet, juicy, beautiful peppers. And its taste is more delicate in comparison with the sauce prepared on the basis of classical recipes with only tomatoes.
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Store adjika from bell pepper in a cold place.
This adjika, which has a stunning emerald color, is called the gastronomic calling card of Abkhazia. But any housewife will be able to cook an unusual seasoning for meat: there are no secret and exotic ingredients in it.
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A real Abkhazian mistress rubs vegetables, greens and salt in a mortar, but if you want to make the process faster, you can use a meat grinder by passing the mixture through a wire rack with small holes twice. This adjika has an amazing taste and an exotic look!
Adjika - spicy pasty condiment, popular in Abkhazian and Georgian cuisines - a frequent guest at our tables. And this is not at all surprising, because the versatility of this piquant sauce allows you to use it in the preparation of a wide variety of dishes or as an appetizing snack, which goes well with meat and vegetables. Despite the fact that traditional adjika is made from hot peppers, garlic, salt and spices, the option of cooking adjika from tomatoes is very popular among Russian housewives.
Adjika from tomatoes for the winter will be a great addition to many dishes, shading their taste and giving a note of piquancy. Adjika will help you out more than once when you need to cook soup, pickle kebabs, bake pizza, stew meat or make sauce. And if you are a lover of oriental cuisine, then you can’t do without this seasoning at all.
Adjika from tomatoes for the winter is a wonderful preparation, the taste of which can be varied at your discretion. For example, it can be made more spicy, sweeter or more spicy, add apples, horseradish, bell pepper or more greens to adjika. It all depends on your taste preferences and the wishes of your family. Since tomatoes are the main component of tomato adjika, their selection should be approached especially carefully - the fruits should be ripe, fleshy, without traces of rot and damage. In this case, even ripe tomatoes will do.
Adjika from tomatoes should also include components of traditional seasoning, such as hot pepper, garlic and salt. All other ingredients are added to your taste. Do not forget about spices and herbs that will help make adjika more tasty and fragrant: among spices are hops-suneli, chili peppers, coriander, turmeric, fenugreek, dill seeds and mustard seeds, among herbs - cilantro, parsley, basil and marjoram . Adjika from tomatoes for the winter can be harvested both raw and boiled. Each option has its advantages - raw adjika preserves more vitamins, while boiled adjika can be stored longer.
To make your adjika from tomatoes for winter to winter a success, do not be too lazy to sterilize the jars thoroughly. By the way, half-liter jars are considered the most suitable in size for adjika - it is convenient to treat relatives or friends with such a jar, moreover, its contents are quickly eaten so that you can open the next one. The cooking options of adjika are striking in their variety, so choose, experiment, try and be inspired by the culinary recipes offered by our site!
Adjika from tomatoes and bell peppers with garlic
Ingredients:
3 kg of tomatoes
1 kg of bell pepper
500 g of garlic
150 g hot pepper
100 ml of 9% vinegar
80-100 g of salt,
60 g of sugar.
Cooking:
Peel and rinse tomatoes, garlic and pepper under running water. Using a meat grinder or food processor, grind these ingredients, then mix well and leave the mixture for 1 hour. Drain the resulting liquid, add salt, sugar and vinegar. Mix thoroughly, put adjika in sterilized jars and roll up with sterilized lids.
Adjika "Home" with carrots, bell peppers and apples
Ingredients:
2 kg of tomatoes
1 kg of carrots,
1 kg of bell pepper
1 kg of apples
200 g of garlic
100 g hot pepper
200 ml of vegetable oil,
150 ml of 9% vinegar
150 g sugar
100 g suneli hops,
50 g of salt.
Cooking:
In tomatoes, remove the stem and cut into several parts. For apples, peel and core. Peel the carrots, extract the seeds from the peppers. Pass all the components through a meat grinder and put the resulting mixture into a large pan, mixing with a wooden spoon. Simmer for 1 hour, stirring regularly. About 10 minutes before cooking, add chopped garlic, sugar, salt, suneli hops and vinegar, mix well. Ready adjika pour into sterilized banks, roll up, turn upside down and cool, covered with a warm blanket.
Adjika "Sharp" with horseradish and herbs
Ingredients:
2 kg of tomatoes
2 kg of bell pepper
10-15 hot peppers
8-10 heads of garlic.
3 slices of horseradish root,
2 bunches of parsley.
2 bunches of dill
4 tablespoons of salt,
4 tablespoons of sugar
150 ml of 9% vinegar.
Cooking:
Rinse all vegetables well, removing stalks and seeds. Rinse the herbs, peel the garlic. Skip all ingredients (except salt, sugar and vinegar) through a meat grinder or grind with a blender. Mix the resulting mixture well. Add salt, sugar and vinegar, mix again and arrange in sterilized jars. Close cans with lids and store.
Adjara "In Adjarian" made from tomatoes, peppers, carrots and onions
Ingredients:
5 kg of tomatoes
1 kg of bell pepper.
1 kg of carrots,
500 g of onions.
5-10 bitter peppers,
5-7 heads of garlic,
500 ml of vegetable oil,
salt to taste
ground coriander to taste.
Cooking:
In tomatoes, remove the stalk and core, peel the seeds. Cut tomatoes, peppers and onions into 2-4 parts and pass through a meat grinder. Put the mixture in a pan, add chopped garlic, vegetable oil, salt and coriander to taste. Stir the mixture thoroughly with a wooden spoon and simmer for about 2 hours, stirring occasionally. Put adjika ready for use in sterilized jars, roll up and cool, turning upside down.
Adjika from tomatoes and eggplant
Ingredients:
1.5 kg of tomatoes
1 kg of eggplant
1 kg of bell pepper
6 heads of garlic,
3-4 hot peppers
1 cup vegetable oil
100 ml of 9% vinegar
1 tablespoon of salt.
Cooking:
Prepare vegetables and garlic through a meat grinder. Put the mixture in a large saucepan, add oil and cook for 40-50 minutes. Add salt and vinegar 10 minutes before cooking. Arrange ready adjika on sterilized jars, roll up the lids and let cool by turning upside down.
Adjika from tomatoes in a slow cooker
Ingredients:
1.5 kg of tomatoes
3 large heads of garlic,
2 hot peppers
1 bunch of greens (parsley, dill and cilantro),
100 ml of vegetable oil,
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 tablespoon of salt
1 tablespoon ground coriander,
50 ml of 5% vinegar.
Cooking:
In tomatoes, remove the stalks and cut into several pieces. In peppers, cut the stalks and extract the seeds. Peel the garlic. Grind tomatoes, peppers and garlic using a meat grinder or blender. Put the tomato mixture in the multicooker bowl and set the "Stewing" mode for 2 hours. The mixture must be stirred periodically during cooking, and after 1 hour add salt, sugar and vegetable oil. Mix. 30 minutes before cooking, add chopped herbs and ground coriander. 10 minutes before ready to pour vinegar. Pour adjika into sterilized jars, hermetically seal, turn the jars upside down and leave to cool, wrapping a blanket. Store adjika in a cool place.
As you can see, cooking adjika is a simple matter, but so tasty and aromatic that you definitely need to add this sauce to your list of preparations. Adjika from tomatoes for the winter will undoubtedly please you and your loved ones with its wonderful taste and high quality.
Enjoy your meal!
As you know, the real adjika came to us from Georgia itself, which is a dense and quite sharp mass. It is prepared from vegetables such as sweet peppers and chili, with the addition of certain spices. But cooked in Russia, it does not much resemble the traditional one, because in its composition, the main ingredient is tomatoes.
Of course, they cook it each in their own way, include onion, carrots, walnuts, green apple, horseradish, and so on. Personally, I like to cook this preparation according to my grandmother’s recipe, as well as because it is my favorite. Necessarily its composition includes fresh meaty tomatoes and sweet peppers, due to which raw adjika comes out very aromatic and tasty. It must be stored in the refrigerator, in small jars. Of course, boiled adjika is also common among us, which, unlike raw, needs to be rolled up in jars.
So, in today's article, we will consider recipes for home adjika, which turns out to be really delicious and fragrant. Just grab, cook and try it yourself! Well, if the topic of canning has already come, then you will definitely like it!
Adjika, cooked without cooking, is quite hot and paste-like. This is a red-orange seasoning with salt, various herbs and garlic. In principle, it’s not difficult to cook it, despite this, it can easily complement many dishes.
First of all, we wash all the vegetables in the water. With bell pepper and chili, we remove the stem, and leave the seeds, cut together with tomatoes in medium pieces. Peel the garlic and grind all the chopped vegetables with a blender or meat grinder.
Now we shift the finished adjika into clean jars, close the lids and put away to be stored in the refrigerator. Such a completely uncomplicated way of cooking adjika, without cooking.
Properly cooked spicy appetizer, goes well with many side dishes. It is prepared from ingredients such as: tomatoes, horseradish and garlic. It is very easy to cook.
We wash all the vegetables in running water. We remove the stalk from sweet pepper and chili, leave the seeds, they do not need to be removed. Twist in a meat grinder: tomatoes, sweet pepper and chili, peeled garlic and horseradish.
Then add the vinegar, vegetable oil, sugar, salt to the twisted mass to taste and mix everything well. We pour the resulting mass into sterilized jars, cover with lids and put it in the refrigerator for storage.
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On the table, this workpiece with the addition of apples is best served chilled. It is perfect for both first and second courses, and even simple sandwiches.
We wash all vegetables except garlic, peel and cut into fairly large pieces.
After the contents of the pan boil, reduce the fire to a slow and cook for one hour. After this time, add the garlic passed through the press, salt, sugar, vinegar and continue to boil for another 1 hour.
Now we transfer hot adjika to the sterilized jars, twist the cap with scalded boiling water and leave it to cool completely.
From these ingredients, I got, like, three jars of 480 ml each.
If you suddenly decided to make adjika, but for some reason you did not find bell pepper, do not be discouraged. After all, this workpiece can be cooked without it. Of course, the taste will be slightly different, but the cooking process will be easier.
We wash the tomatoes in water and cut into medium slices. Then twist them together with peeled garlic and bitter pepper along with the seeds in a meat grinder. Then we transfer the whole mass to a large pan, pour all the necessary spices into it, pour in the vinegar and add salt to taste.
We put it on a slow fire, stirring, bring to a boil and put it on sterilized jars, wrap it with lids, and leave it to cool completely.
After adjika in the banks has completely cooled, we remove them for storage in the refrigerator.
Enjoy your meal!!!