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Pickled Tomatoes Recipes for an Autoclave
                 

Pickled Tomatoes Recipes for an Autoclave 

Ivan Ivanchuk
  • Icon Easy level
  • Icon Tomatoes
  • Icon 3 servings
  • Icon 5 mins
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Winter Tomato Recipe

Pickled tomatoes, recipes for autoclave, — a way to preserve the summer taste of fresh tomatoes for winter. Thanks to autoclaving, the preservation retains its rich flavor, which remains unchanged for a long period. These tomatoes have a bright, slightly spicy taste due to the addition of chili and allspice. The combination of onions, coriander, and garlic adds special notes that perfectly harmonize with the natural sweetness of the tomatoes, enhanced by a small amount of sugar and vinegar's acidity. Currant and horseradish leaves add a slight tartness, while dill flowers finish the ensemble with a delicate aroma.

The recipe for winter tomatoes in an autoclave allows preserving all these flavors and aromas without losing the beneficial properties of the ingredients, ensuring maximum safety and quality of the product for long-term storage. 

Canned tomatoes are great as a standalone snack, a complement to side dishes or meat dishes. You can also add them to salads or sandwiches.

Pickled tomatoes for winter for 3 jars with a volume of 0.5 liters.

Ingredients

  • Tomatoes2kg
  • Chili pepper1 piece
  • Garlic2 cloves
  • Onion1 piece
  • Coriander
  • Salt20g
  • Sugar70g
  • Marinade water1L
  • Vinegar50ml
  • Bay leaf
  • Pimento
  • Currant leaves
  • Horseradish leaves
  • Dill flowers

Step 1

Prepare the marinade: add 50 grams of vinegar, 80 grams of sugar, and 20 grams of salt to 1 liter of water and boil until the ingredients are fully dissolved.
Preparing the marinade

Step 2

Slice the onion into half rings.
Chopping onion

Step 3

Cut one chili pepper and two heads of garlic.
Chopping chili pepper

Step 4

Place spices and aromatic herbs at the bottom of the jar: a bay leaf, 2 pieces of pimento, a few pieces of chopped garlic, currant and horseradish leaves, dill flowers, and cherry leaves.
Placing spices at the bottom of the jar

Step 5

Arrange the tomatoes in jars, packing them tightly and filling the free space with chopped onions.
Filling jars with tomatoes

Step 6

Divide the sliced chili pepper among all three jars.
Adding chili pepper

Step 7

Add coriander to the jars.
Adding coriander to the jars

Step 8

Fill the jars with tomatoes to the top.
Topping up the jars with tomatoes

Step 9

Pour the brine into the jars with tomatoes, leaving 2 cm of free space to the edge, and close with a lid.
Pouring in the marinade

Step 10

Tomatoes in an autoclave are cooked at a temperature of:
  • If the thermometer is at the top of the container - 100 degrees 5 min.
  • If the thermometer is at the bottom of the container - 110 degrees 5 min.
We send to the autoclave

Step 11

Open a jar of pickled tomatoes for garnishes and enjoy the sweet-and-sour, sun-kissed tomatoes in winter.
Tasting the tomatoes

Happy preserving with UTECHO!

Pickled tomatoes in the autoclave will complement your winter stock, adding vibrant colors of summer and a unique flavor that will delight you and your loved ones throughout the cold season.

Recipe Author

Ivan Ivanchuk

Chef, MasterChef participant, and host of YouTube channels. A culinary magician enchanting Chernivtsi and all of Ukraine with his exquisite dishes and charisma. Combining cozy restaurants, an author's menu, and an intriguing personality, he creates not just recipes but a true explosion of flavors and emotions.