Eggplant caviar for the winter without vinegar

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Kitchen Russian
Calorie content 41.2 kcal
Portions 7 p.
Cooking time 90 minutes
Proteins * 1.3 gr.
Fats * 2.1 gr.
Carbohydrates* 5.5 gr.
Eggplant caviar for the winter without vinegar

Delicious eggplant caviar can be cooked without vinegar. Such caviar is perfectly preserved throughout the winter and is suitable for those for whom vinegar is contraindicated for any reason. For caviar, vegetables with defects are suitable, which can be simply cut out and then only the high-quality part is used. This is a great way to dispose of vegetables that are not suitable for other harvesting.

Ingredients

Cooking process

step 1 out of 12
Wash the eggplants thoroughly, cut off the stalk. We wash the tomatoes. My bell pepper, free from seeds and stalks. Peel the onions and wash them. All vegetables are allowed to dry from excess moisture after rinsing. If vegetables have defective parts, we must cut them off.
step 2 out of 12
Cut the onions into small cubes. Heat vegetable oil in a deep frying pan and pour chopped onion into it. Fry it at a medium temperature until transparent.
step 3 out of 12
While frying the onion, cut the bell pepper into small cubes.
step 4 out of 12
Cut the eggplants into pieces proportional to the pepper. Pour the chopped eggplant and pepper to the onion and stir.
step 5 out of 12
Add salt and continue to fry everything together over medium heat.
step 6 out of 12
Vegetables should become soft, slightly reduced in volume and evaporate some of the moisture.
step 7 out of 12
Cut the tomatoes into small pieces and add to the vegetable mass.
step 8 out of 12
After adding the tomatoes, simmer the caviar for about an hour. It is important that all moisture evaporates and the mass becomes thick. The closer to the end of cooking, the more often you need to stir the caviar to avoid burning. Add additional salt to the caviar if necessary. Ten to fifteen minutes before readiness, add black ground pepper to the vegetable mass.
step 9 out of 12
Banks are pre-washed and sterilized in any convenient way. We do the same with lids. Put hot caviar in prepared dry jars and roll up the lids.
step 10 out of 12
We turn the cans over to check the tightness and cover with a warm blanket. In this position, let them cool completely.
step 11 out of 12
After cooling, we remove the caviar for storage in a cool, dark place.
step 12 out of 12
Such caviar is perfect not only as a side dish for meat dishes, but also as a filling for sandwiches.

Bon Appetit!

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