Barrel tomatoes with mustard in a bucket

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Kitchen Russian
Calorie content 153.3 kcal
Portions 3 l.
Cooking time 14 days
Proteins * 0.9 gr.
Fats * 0.2 g
Carbohydrates* 37.4 g
Barrel tomatoes with mustard in a bucket

Tomatoes, which are almost indistinguishable from casks, can be cooked at home in a bucket. The main thing is the presence of a cellar or basement, with a temperature of no higher than ten degrees. Juicy and rich pickled tomatoes are an incredible appetizer to any table. Try it!

Ingredients

Cooking process

step 1 out of 5
Put horseradish leaves, currants in a cleanly washed bucket, cut garlic into slices and add dill umbrellas.
step 2 out of 5
For a tomato, boil a brine: dissolve salt in water, add bay leaves and allspice, as well as granulated sugar. To find out how much water you need, first place the tomatoes in buckets and pour in the water. Then pour it into a saucepan and prepare a brine from this amount of water.
step 3 out of 5
Rinse the tomatoes, remove all soft or spoiled fruits - they are not suitable for pickling. At the base of the stalk, pierce the tomato with an awl so that they better absorb the brine during salting. Tamp the tomatoes tightly in a bucket and cover them with a large sheet of horseradish, tightly wrapping the edges inside the bucket.
step 4 out of 5
Next, you need to pour the brine cooled to room temperature into a bucket of tomatoes. The brine must be filtered before pouring it into the tomatoes. By the size of the bucket, choose a plate and put it tightly into the bucket, pressing it with a small load. Leave the bucket of tomatoes at room temperature for three days to ferment.
step 5 out of 5
After the tomatoes have fermented, they need to be kept for about five more days at room temperature, and then stored in the cellar under the lids. You can eat them right away, but it is better to let the tomatoes infuse for a month. Store the workpiece only in a cool, dark place.

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