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Culinary notes: delicious caviar from the patissons for the winter
Every owner of the household plot, where you can grow various vegetables and fruits, is familiar with the hassle of harvesting them for the winter. Certainly,
Vegetable culture
Caviar from patissons (for the winter can be harvested from the first harvest) is distinguished by its excellent taste and caloric content. It is known that the fruits of this plant contain many useful substances (vitamins B, PP and C, carotenes, pectin, etc.). A palatability and nutritional value of the patissons is much higher compared to zucchini. In addition, this culture has medicinal properties, because of what the said product is often recommended for use in hypertension, liver pathologies, ulcers, inflammation of the kidneys, anemia, etc.
Caviar from patissons for the winter: recipes
Necessary ingredients :
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Patissons (1 kg) must be cut not small pieces and browned in oil. After that, chop the slices and chop it with a meat grinder. - Onion (about 500 g) is finely chopped and fried.
- Garlic (medium 2 wedges) and various greens (for example, dill and parsley for 5 grams) chop and mix with salt (20 g).
- Combine all ingredients, season with vinegar (6%, 35 g) and sugar (10 g) and transfer to a glass container. Banks need to be sterilized for about 75-90 minutes. (Depending on the volume of the container). After that, roll the workpieces with lids and leave to cool down (the dishes should be turned upside down with a neck).
Caviar from the patisson for the winter is good also when cooking it in another way. To do this, you will need:
- Cut the vegetables (1 kg) into slices and cook.
- Fry the onion (100 g), garlic (50 g), chop, dill and parsley (about 15 g) to grind. Mix everything and add to the prepared patissons. Put sugar (about 10 g), salt, vinegar (9%, 2 spoons) and black pepper (3 g).
- The prepared mixture is placed in a container and warmed for about 1 hour in a pot of boiling water.
- Billets rolled up and cool, putting the container down the neck.
- Cut the vegetables (1.2 kg) into slices and bake in the oven. After that, grind them in a meat grinder.
- Cut finely onions (about 4 pcs.) And passer in tomato puree (2 tablespoons). Add patissons here and hold a little more on low heat. Season with spices: 3% vinegar (small spoon), spices (to taste).
- The mass is decomposed in sterilized containers and clogged.
Bundles of patissons can be performed by experimenting with various additives. For example, you can use sweet peas, horseradish, bay leaves, caraway seeds, hot peppers and others. This dish is recommended to serve as an additional treat: it is perfectly combined with meat dishes.
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