Beetroot caviar for the winter

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Kitchen Russian
Calorie content 75.3 kcal
Portions 8 port.
Cooking time 1 d.
Proteins * 1 gr.
Fats * 4.9 gr.
Carbohydrates* 18.7 g
Beetroot caviar for the winter

Beetroot caviar is an inexpensive harvest that does not require a wide variety of products. There is nothing complicated in the cooking process, even a novice housewife can handle it in order to please loved ones with delicious natural rolling in winter.

Ingredients

Cooking process

step 1 out of 11
Wash the beets, but do not peel them. Do not trim the tails and heads. Divide the root vegetables into 2 bowls by size, cook the large beets separately and the small ones separately. After boiling, cool the beets and peel them. Cut off the hard ponytail from above, trim off the thin ponytails.
step 2 out of 11
Grind the boiled beets in a food processor or grate them on a coarse grater.
step 3 out of 11
Peel the onions and cut them into cubes.
step 4 out of 11
Pour vegetable oil into the multicooker bowl, put chopped onion into it. If you fry in a pan, then for the further preparation of caviar, the onion will need to be transferred to the pan.
step 5 out of 11
Fry the onions until transparent.
step 6 out of 11
When the onion is fried, add the beets to it, mix. Simmer for about 10 minutes. Pre-mix the tomato paste with a little water.
step 7 out of 11
Add to beets and onions. Pour in salt, granulated sugar, ground pepper.
step 8 out of 11
Add chopped garlic, vinegar, stir thoroughly. Simmer for half an hour.
step 9 out of 11
Put boiling beetroot caviar in clean jars, cover and sterilize half-liter jars with the contents for 10 minutes.
step 10 out of 11
Roll up the cans with lids, turn over under a warm blanket and let cool.
step 11 out of 11
Move the seaming to a cool place and store there over the winter.

Bon Appetit!

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