Mustard tomatoes

Mustard is a good preservative and can be used to cold cook lightly salted tomatoes. This wonderful piece will delight you and your loved ones in the cold season.

Pickled tomatoes have a sour vigorous taste. Mustard will be used as a preservative in this recipe, thanks to which tomatoes are perfectly stored until spring and mold does not form on them.

Delicious vigorous tomatoes like in a barrel, you can pickle in ordinary glass jars. When biting through the skin of a well-salted tomato, you can even feel a small "explosion", this effect is caused by the presence of sugar in the brine.

Green tomatoes canned with citric acid rather than the usual vinegar taste slightly different. Their sourness is more tender, fresh, delicate. The storage of such a workpiece does not require special conditions, the preservation is perfectly preserved and does not become cloudy. Those who prefer to avoid vinegar will find this recipe to their liking. The proportions shown are based on a 1 liter can of tomatoes. Depending on the available green tomatoes, the proportions are increased accordingly.

Tomatoes go well with French mustard. These round grains add a pleasant aroma, piquant taste to tomatoes, and in themselves they are interesting to the taste.It is better to use tomatoes for such a preparation of a small size, mature, but rather dense. Such fruits retain their shape well when preserved and look very appetizing.

Tomatoes pickled in slices are more convenient to eat: they do not burst or splash with juice. It is only important to choose the right tomatoes for such a harvest. The fruits must be fleshy, otherwise thin soft skins will turn out instead of juicy slices. If the tomatoes are small, then it makes sense to cut them into halves so that the finished pieces are not too small.

If you are tired of the classic combination of canned tomatoes with dill, you can try an excellent alternative - tomatoes with basil. This herb, beloved by Italians, can not only impart a fragrant aroma to tomatoes, but also significantly affect their taste. We suggest using citric acid instead of vinegar, and slightly increasing the amount of sugar. Tomatoes in such a marinade are sweetish, tender and very fragrant.

Thanks to the use of aspirin in preservation, you can store the seaming even at home. This product kills bacteria and green tomatoes will not explode. And although this method has been used for a long time, do not forget that aspirin is a drug, and this option is not suitable for everyone.

Delicious lightly salted tomatoes are loved by the whole family. Tomatoes cooked with mustard disappear especially quickly from the plates. Therefore, it is better to make more of such blanks right away. To keep the seams well, add aspirin to them. It will not affect the taste in any way, but tomatoes will stand all winter.

The role of snow in this masterpiece will be played by the familiar garlic. Sterilization of cans with this version of the blank is not needed and at the same time it will be well stored. It is convenient to preserve tomatoes in small jars, so the appetizer is eaten in 1-2 times and the tomatoes will retain their amazing taste.

A simple home preservation option will be a wonderful appetizer with various hot dishes or an independent cold dish. You can store it at room temperature, and tomatoes will pickle quickly - after a couple of days you can taste it.

It is not always possible to consume fresh tomatoes all year round, therefore there are many options for harvesting this vitamin vegetable. The addition of mustard to the preparation allows you to keep vegetables without vinegar, aspirin and other preservatives and gives the snack a spice and pleasant bitterness, which can be adjusted to your taste.

When cooking cold-topped tomatoes, it is important to chop the tomatoes with a fork and make an incision for better salting. Mustard gives the appetizer a spicy and tangy flavor. In order for the tomatoes to be well salted, it is necessary to let them brew for about 2 months.

Once upon a time, 2-liter cans were a rarity, but now they are for every choice and it is convenient to make preparations for the winter for a small family in them. In such a jar, you can put up to 1 kg of tomatoes by weight or about 13 medium fruits. If the tomatoes are large, then more than 7 pieces will not fit in a 2-liter jar. We cook tomatoes with citric acid instead of vinegar, and they turn out to be tasty, dense, without a specific vinegar aftertaste, and the marinade will be light. We marinate without sterilization and using the 3-fold filling method.