How To Pickle Grape Leaves

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How To Pickle Grape Leaves
How To Pickle Grape Leaves

Video: How To Pickle Grape Leaves

Video: How To Pickle Grape Leaves
Video: How To Preserve Grape Leaves In Two Ways & Tips By Aysenur Altan 2024, March
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Very tasty dishes can be prepared from grape leaves. And in order to please yourself and your loved ones with them, not only in summer, but also in winter, you need to be able to properly procure them. Grape leaves can be salted, canned, and pickled.

How to pickle grape leaves
How to pickle grape leaves

It is necessary

    • water - 1 liter;
    • salt - 1 tablespoon;
    • granulated sugar - 1 tablespoon;
    • vinegar - 2 tablespoons.

Instructions

Step 1

Wash the grape leaves thoroughly with cold running water, let dry and carefully place them on top of each other in glass jars with a capacity of 0.5 liters (it is possible in others, but better not in large ones).

Step 2

Then pour boiling water over them and drain the water after 3-4 minutes. Repeat this procedure about 2-3 times.

Step 3

After that, pour the grape leaves with the marinade prepared according to the following recipe: put 1 liter of water over medium heat, add salt and sugar.

Step 4

Mix thoroughly until the components are completely dissolved and pour in the vinegar. As soon as the marinade boils, pour over the grape leaves.

Step 5

Then put the jars with pickled grape leaves to sterilize for 5 minutes, then close the lids and store in a cool dark place.

Step 6

To preserve grape leaves, collect them dry and 5-7 pieces each and, rolling into rolls, put them tightly in half-liter jars and close with nylon lids, after dipping them for 5-10 seconds in hot water. Store in a cool, dark place.

Step 7

Alternatively, grape leaves can be prepared using pickling. To do this, put them in jars in the same way as for pickling. Then fill with cold salt water (100 grams of salt per 1 liter of water). Cover with nylon lids and store in a cool place, in a cellar, for example. Approximately a half-liter jar uses 330 grams of grape leaves and 180 milliliters of brine.

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