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Five sauces that will transform your dish. How to pickle hot peppers for the winter: recipes for any occasion - for barbecue, salad, soup and sauce French quiche with zucchini and carrots

Salted hot peppers for the winter: a simple recipe without sterilization


This recipe for hot salted peppers will appeal to those housewives who like to cook spicy dishes. The recipe is very simple and does not require much time from you, and the result is really good.

To make pickles I will need:

  • Hot pepper – 2 kg;
  • Garlic – head;
  • Salt – 3 tbsp. l.;
  • Horseradish – root and leaves;
  • Dill - umbrella;
  • Lavrushka;
  • Peppercorns – 5 pcs.

Note to the hostess: to make the dish spicy, but acceptable in taste, it is better to marinate mildly hot varieties of pepper. The varieties “Ram's Horn” or “Whirlwind” performed well. Vegetables must be freshly picked. If the pods have been stored in the refrigerator or on the balcony for several days, the snack will not turn out crispy.

  1. So let's get started. I rinse the pepper pods thoroughly under running water and then pierce each of them with a fork in three places. This is a must. If an unpierced pod gets into the container, it will ruin the entire snack.
  2. I peel horseradish root and garlic.
  3. I put spices at the bottom of a three-liter jar: horseradish, dill and peppercorns.
  4. I place pepper pods tightly on the spices, but this must be done carefully so as not to crush the vegetables. You can put a sheet of horseradish on top, which will prevent our preparations from floating.
  5. Then I pour in three tablespoons of salt.
  6. I add tap water to the jar and shake it thoroughly until the salt is completely dissolved (after closing the container under the nylon lid).
  7. I leave the jars to ferment for five days at room temperature, remembering to turn the container up and down. If the brine becomes cloudy, don't worry. That's how it should be.
  8. After the allotted time, I close the jars with iron lids and store them in a cool place.

You can eat spicy canned pickles within a couple of months. Enjoy your meal!

Cold salted peppers for the winter under a nylon lid


The cold pickling method involves salting whole vegetables in a saucepan, tub, barrel, etc. The products are filled with brine, and a press is placed on top. Pickles are stored without sterilization in a cold place.

I'll tell you how to cold salt sweet bell peppers for the winter.

To prepare the snack you need to take:

  • Bell pepper – 5 kg;
  • Lavrushka;
  • Greens (dill, celery, parsley);
  • Salt – 400 g;
  • Drinking water – 5 l.

Tip: if you decide to pickle whole fruits without cutting them, you need to pierce the pepper in several places with a toothpick.

  1. Initially, I select peppers of the same size, wash them thoroughly and dry them on a paper towel.
  2. Then I cut the bell pepper into 2 parts, remove the seeds and core.
  3. Then I put the vegetables in a prepared container, sprinkle with chopped herbs and spices.
  4. Now is the time to start making brine. I pour five liters of water into a saucepan, dissolve salt in it, and then bring it to a boil. I strain the brine through cheesecloth and cool it.
  5. I pour the cooled liquid into the container with pepper, and place a plate with pressure on top.
  6. Bell peppers are cold salted for 12 days at room temperature, and then stored in jars under a nylon lid in a cool place.

It turns out very tasty.

Salted bell peppers for the winter whole in a saucepan


My family loves juicy, fleshy bell peppers not only stuffed, but also salted, like at the market. Therefore, for several years now I have been preparing salted peppers for the winter entirely in a saucepan and treating them to my relatives and friends.

Salted bell pepper is an indispensable product in winter, since the vegetable can be added to soups, stews, roasts, etc. I’ll tell you how simple but tasty it is to pickle it.

Tip: to quickly peel the core from the bell pepper, you need to make a neat cut on the side, and then pull out the seeds and stem.

  1. I take three kilograms of fleshy green peppers and, after thoroughly washing the vegetables, clean them of seeds.
  2. I transfer the vegetables into a saucepan.
  3. I dissolve 400 grams of salt in a small amount of drinking water and pour the brine over the vegetables. Then I add liquid to such a level that it completely covers the pepper.
  4. I put pressure on top and keep it at room temperature for five to six days. This time is enough for it to be completely salted. The peppercorns should change color, turning a little yellow.
  5. I drain the water and rinse the bell peppers under running water.
  6. I peel two heads of garlic and finely chop them. I also chop a bunch of parsley.
  7. I transfer the pickles into a jar or other saucepan, add garlic and herbs, and then fill with water.
  8. I pour a tablespoon of salt and a dessert spoon of vinegar into the container, close the lid and shake thoroughly.

After a few hours, our spicy pepper can be served. You'll lick your fingers!

Armenian hot pepper


Each nation has its own secrets of preparing dishes with the addition of hot pepper. But in Armenian and Georgian cuisine, hot pepper is used as a separate dish. My neighbor, who is originally from Georgia, shared recipes for hot peppers in Armenian and Georgian with me.

Pickles from the bitter pod have an unforgettable, piquant taste, and are very simple to prepare. Here is one of the Armenian recipes.

Required Products:

  • Hot pepper - 2 kg;
  • Garlic – 150 g;
  • Greenery;
  • Salt – 2 tbsp. l.;
  • Vinegar – 1.5 cups;
  • Vegetable oil - a glass.

Initially, I prepare the hot pepper pods: I wash them thoroughly and, using a sharp knife, make neat cuts along the pods and remove the seeds.

  1. I chop the greens (dill, parsley) finely and then mix them with salt.
  2. I transfer the prepared pods into an enamel bowl and, sprinkled with the mixture, leave to salt for a day.
  3. Then I mix vinegar and oil in a separate container. I take the peppercorns infused in salt and herbs out of the pan and fry them in a frying pan for about fifteen minutes, adding vinegar and oil.
  4. Then I transfer the fried vegetables into pre-sterilized liter or three-liter jars and roll them under iron lids.

A spicy snack for the winter is ready.

Note to the housewife: we note that hot pepper relieves pain because it stimulates the production of endorphins in the body. Hot pepper acts as an analgesic. But people suffering from gastrointestinal diseases should eat dishes made from it with caution.

Spicy pepper “Tsitsak” for the winter


Hot green pepper “tsitsak” is a favorite dish of Georgians. This appetizer is suitable for barbecue or for preparing borscht, and also as a cold appetizer.

I offer another simple recipe for hot salted peppers for the winter; it turns out very aromatic and tasty. But first things first.

We will need:

  • Hot pepper - 3 kg;
  • Drinking water - 5 l;
  • Salt – 250 g;
  • Greenery;
  • Garlic - head.

I wash each pod and pierce it with a fork or toothpick in several places.

  1. I transfer the peppercorns into a bucket or saucepan and sprinkle with garlic cloves and finely chopped dill.
  2. I stir a glass of salt in five liters of water, and then, after pouring brine over the pods, I place a plate with pressure on top. I leave the workpiece in a cool place and keep it like that for about two weeks. The Tsitsak pepper should turn yellow during this time.
  3. I transfer our salted peppers into a colander and, after squeezing them a little, let the excess liquid drain.
  4. I transfer the vegetables into pre-sterilized jars under the neck and fill them with brine prepared in the same proportion (50 g of salt per liter of water). This recipe is prepared without vinegar, but the jars need to be sterilized for 10 minutes and then rolled under iron lids.

Advice: when making pickles, you must remember that even when salted, the pods do not lose their original pungency. Therefore, if you do not like too hot snacks, it is better to choose mildly hot varieties of pepper.

Bon appetit!

Georgian chili pepper


This is one of my favorite snacks because it is not only delicious, but also colorful and bright.

Required Products:

  • Chili pepper – 2 kg;
  • Garlic - to taste;
  • Sugar – 2 tbsp. l.;
  • Salt – 1 tbsp. l.;
  • Water – 2 l;
  • Greenery;
  • Dill;
  • Vinegar – 8 tbsp. l.;
  • Horseradish – leaves;
  • Drinking water – 2 l.

Tip: I don’t remove the seeds. But if you wish, you can use a sharp knife to make neat cuts along the peppercorns and clear them of seeds.

  1. I thoroughly wash the peppercorns and cut off their tails.
  2. I tightly pack dill umbrellas, horseradish leaves and peeled garlic umbrellas into pre-sterilized jars. I put pepper pods on top.
  3. I dissolve sugar and salt in boiling water and pour the brine into the jars for fifteen minutes.
  4. Then I pour the brine into a saucepan and boil for about three minutes, add vinegar and pour the liquid into the jars of chili pepper. I roll them under iron covers.

Tasty and aromatic!

Salted stuffed peppers


Fans of more delicate dishes will enjoy salted bell peppers stuffed with carrots and herbs. Here's an interesting recipe.

  1. I take a kilogram of bell pepper (red or green), carefully cut off the stalks, remove the seeds and blanch in boiling water for about two minutes.
  2. I stuff the peppercorns with carrots, parsley and dill.
  3. I boil 1.5 kilograms of carrots until half cooked, peel them and grate them on a medium grater. Then finely chop parsley and dill (a bunch of each), as well as onions (2 heads).
  4. Mix carrots with herbs and onions, salt and pepper to taste. I stuff bell peppers with vegetables.
  5. I close the holes of the pepper fruits with the cut stalk.
  6. Carefully place the stuffed peppers into a saucepan or tub. Sprinkle it with herbs and salt. I put a plate with pressure on top.
  7. Vegetables are fermented in a warm place for several days, and then they need to be moved to the cold.

Tip: if you like it spicier, you can add finely chopped or pressed garlic to the vegetables.

It turns out not only tasty, but also healthy!

Delicious video:

As you have already seen, it is easy to prepare salted hot peppers for the winter using simple recipes; I have been successfully using them for many years. Be sure to try it and see for yourself!

To replenish the beneficial vitamins and microelements that pepper is rich in, you need to know how to prepare it correctly at home. This, by the way, will significantly save the budget, because in winter the prices for vegetables are very high, and the quality of the products is in doubt, because it is not known where and how they were grown. Let's look at the most delicious and proven recipes for pickling bell, bitter and hot peppers for the winter.

How to salt bell pepper

The bell pepper, whose homeland is America, stands apart. Its low calorie content and vitamin value allows it to be consumed in almost unlimited quantities, and the rich range of colors will give free rein to the imagination when preparing it.

Classic recipe with garlic

Pickled bell peppers with garlic will go well with meat and fish dishes, boiled potatoes and rice. Let's get cooking!

We will need:

  • Bell pepper – 5 kg.
  • Garlic – 5 teeth.
  • Cloves – 5 pcs.
  • Bay leaf – 5 pcs.
  • Peppercorns – 30 pcs.
  • Hot chili – 1 pc.

Marinade:

  • Vinegar 9% –50 ml.
  • Sugar – 7 tbsp. l.
  • Salt – 40 gr.
  • Water – 1.5 l.

Cooking process:

  1. Cut thoroughly washed and peeled peppers into several equal strips.
  2. Boil 1 liter of water in a three liter saucepan. Add sugar, salt and vinegar.
  3. In this marinade, blanch the peppers in portions for 5 minutes.
  4. Place a peeled clove of garlic, a bay leaf, a piece of hot pepper, cloves and 5 peas into each sterilized container.
  5. Remove the peppers from the marinade with a slotted spoon and place them tightly in the jars.
  6. Then pour the boiling marinade evenly and roll up.

Video recipe

Leave the inverted jars to cool. You can wrap it up, but it’s not necessary. The recipe is also suitable for whole unpeeled peppers with tails. In this case, the marinade is made 2 times more and the blanching time is increased to 10 minutes.

Recipe with onions and tomato paste

A very tasty recipe for canned bell peppers.

Ingredients:

  • 1 kg sweet pepper.
  • 2 large onions.
  • 4 tbsp. spoons of vegetable oil.
  • 1 tbsp. spoon of vinegar.
  • 2 tbsp. spoons of tomato paste.
  • 1 glass of water.
  • Salt and pepper to taste.

Step-by-step preparation:

  1. Cut the peeled onion into large half rings.
  2. Sweet peppers can be chosen in different colors and sizes for beauty. Wash, remove seeds and cut into arbitrary pieces, do not chop too much.
  3. Heat the oil in a frying pan, or preferably in a saucepan, and fry the onion for about 3 minutes over medium heat, stirring so as not to burn.
  4. Add the Bulgarian vegetable and fry for about 5 more minutes.
  5. Add tomato paste, a glass of water, pepper and salt to taste.
  6. Simmer over low heat for 20 minutes. Two to three minutes before the end, add vinegar.
  7. We put the workpiece in sterilized jars, roll it up and turn it over.

You can store pickles both in the cellar and in the pantry at room temperature.

How to pickle hot peppers

The hot chili pepper is especially spicy, which means red. It will add extra spice to any dish. A big misconception is the idea that eating hot peppers is harmful to health. On the contrary, it cleanses the blood, relieves insomnia, and normalizes brain activity. Anyone who loves this fiery vegetable should definitely prepare it for the winter at home.

Honey Canned Chili

Ingredients for 1 jar:

  • 1 liter of water.
  • 1 clove of garlic.
  • 1 tbsp. spoon of salt.
  • 1 tbsp. spoon of sugar.
  • 1 tbsp. spoon of honey.
  • 1 clove.
  • 1 bay leaf.
  • 1 teaspoon vinegar.
  • Allspice, dill and parsley to taste.
  • Hot pepper pods.

Preparation:

  1. Place the washed pods with tails in boiling water for two minutes, then pierce each one with a fork.
  2. We fill sterilized jars with peppers along with spices and herbs. Depending on your taste, you can add horseradish, currant or grape leaves.
  3. Place the ingredients tightly, up to the shoulders of the container.
  4. Prepare the marinade by heating 1 liter of water with honey, salt and sugar over low heat until completely dissolved.
  5. Pour the brine into filled jars, let cool slightly and drain the brine.
  6. Bring the brine to a boil and pour it into the jars again. We repeat the procedure 2 times.
  7. For the third time, add vinegar.
  8. Roll up and you're done!

Video cooking

Store at room temperature, and the opened dish in the refrigerator.

Simple chili recipe

A simple but no less tasty recipe for pickled hot peppers.

For one liter jar you will need:

  • 300 grams of chili.
  • 1 bay leaf.
  • 7 black peppercorns.
  • Art. spoon of coriander seeds.
  • Art. level spoon of salt.
  • Art. spoon of sugar.
  • 500 grams of wine vinegar (white).

Cooking procedure:

  1. Carefully cut the washed pepper on one side and remove the seeds with a teaspoon.
  2. Place in a suitable size pan and fill with boiling water.
  3. Drain the water with the remaining seeds; if there are seeds, remove them with your finger.
  4. Place the chili in the prepared jar along with bay leaf, coriander and salt.
  5. Heat water in a small saucepan, add sugar and vinegar.
  6. Bring to a boil, but not with boiling brine, pour the workpieces.

The finished product can be stored in the refrigerator for up to six months, but it will end much earlier.

Canning green hot peppers

Unlike hot chilies, hot peppers are green in color and have a less pronounced heat, although most people do not notice this.

For a 700 gram container prepare:

  • Hot pepper.
  • 9% vinegar – 150 ml.
  • Water – 150 ml.
  • Sugar – 1.5 tbsp. spoons
  • Cloves – 1 pc.
  • Allspice – 5 pcs.

Marinating method:

  1. Place clean, washed green peppers in boiling water for two minutes.
  2. To prepare the marinade, add sugar, cloves and allspice to 150 grams of water.

NOTE: If you like your peppers crispy, don't blanch them. Immediately fill the jar with the peppers with boiling water and drain the water after a few minutes. This will reduce excess bitterness. Pour in the marinade a second time.

  1. Complete cleanliness. To prevent the jars from swelling, it is necessary to thoroughly wash all working equipment with soda. After washing the container, turn it over to drain completely.
  2. Speed. There is no need to sterilize jars in advance. They must be prepared immediately before seaming.
  3. Quality of vegetables. Choose undamaged peppers, and if you see suspicious areas, be sure to cut them out. It is not recommended to take vegetables too early, in which case there is a high chance of pesticides.
  4. Following the recipe. In some cases, such as when frying, use thicker peppers. For

Both snack options are easy to prepare and have a very bright and memorable taste. Peppers marinated “Italian style” are prepared from roasted peppers and marinated partly in their own juice. The taste of this snack option is based on a combination of “smoky” notes of baked peppers, herbs, garlic and olive oil. This appetizer can be served within a few hours. The pepper turns out aromatic, juicy, tender and incredibly tasty.

The second snack option - crispy pickled peppers - has a similar, at first glance, set of components. There are some spices and garlic and herbs that give the dish aroma and piquancy, but the cooking process is significantly different and gives a completely different result. The peppers remain slightly crunchy and have a spicy, peppery flavor.

Each option is good in its own way. Try and choose which one you like best!

Prepare the ingredients according to the list.

Let's start with preparation Italian quick pickled peppers. Wash the peppers thoroughly and place them on a baking sheet in a single layer.

Prick the pepper in several places with a fork, place in an oven preheated to 180-190 degrees and bake for 30 minutes, until black marks appear. After 15 minutes, turn the peppers over to ensure even cooking.

Place the baked pepper in a bag, seal it tightly and leave for another 15 minutes - this will make it easy to peel the pepper.

Peel the peppers and cut into strips, drain off any juice that has accumulated and save for the marinade.

Finely chop the basil and fresh herbs to taste, cut the garlic into slices. Add the garlic and herbs to the pepper pieces.

For the marinade: add 1-2 tbsp to the collected juice of the baked pepper. wine vinegar and 3-4 tbsp. olive oil.

Pour the prepared marinade over the peppers. Add ground black pepper and salt to taste.

Mix everything thoroughly and cool completely. And then cover it tightly and place it in the refrigerator for 5-6 hours, or even better, overnight.

Instant Italian marinated peppers are ready!

I admit, this option is my favorite. It contains both the pickled pepper itself and the fragrant marinade, which is delicious even just soaked with a piece of bread. In my family, this appetizer is rarely allowed to steep. Seasoned with basil, lemon juice instead of vinegar, complemented with pieces of feta cheese or feta cheese - this “under-pickled” pepper already tastes incredibly good. And if you still let it brew, it’s simply impossible to tear yourself away from it!

Now let's prepare the second version of the appetizer - Instant Crispy Pickled Peppers. This method of preparing the snack takes a little longer, because the pepper needs to be marinated for a day.

To prepare the appetizer, remove seeds from the pepper and cut into quarters or strips. Small strips of pepper will marinate a little faster.

Cut the onion into half rings. And garlic - in slices. Also finely chop the fresh herbs. And optionally add 1/3 or half of chopped hot pepper.

To prepare the marinade: measure water into a saucepan, add lava leaf, cloves, sugar, salt and pour in sunflower oil.

Bring the marinade to a boil, taste and add more salt and sugar to taste if necessary. Turn off the heat and pour in the vinegar.

Combine the prepared components. Pour the hot marinade over the peppers and vegetables and mix everything thoroughly.

Cover the container and apply light pressure. Let the marinade cool completely and then place in the refrigerator. In a day, the appetizer will be ready for tasting.

Instant pickled peppers are ready! Enjoy your meal!