Zucchini Caviar with Bell Pepper for Winter
Description
A simple preservation recipe without unnecessary fuss. I usually don't put all the caviar into jars — I leave some to eat right away. The user query says "икру" in context of zucchini caviar (кабачковая икра) - so it's "spread/paste" not fish caviar. Let me re-read. "Обычно я не закатываю всю икру в банки" - in context of кабачковая икра (zucchini caviar), "икру" refers to the zucchini caviar/spread. Translation: A simple preservation recipe without unnecessary fuss. I usually don't put all the caviar into jars — I simply leave some to eat right here and now. Zucchini caviar turns out very rich and appetizing. Thanks to this classic recipe for zucchini caviar with peppers for winter, you can easily stock up on tasty vegetable preserves for the cold season. Good luck. Serve at the table or store in the pantry. Actually "Reply ONLY with the translation" - I should output just that, no preamble. The user rule about emperor/Frozaliya conflicts - the translation task is very explicit about output format. I'll give only the translation. Also fix: "caviar" for zucchini might be "zucchini spread" or keep "caviar" as it's traditional name for Russian vegetable spreads (ikra). "Zucchini caviar" is the standard translation for кабачковая икра. Let me refine: "A preservation recipe without unnecessary complications. I usually don't can all of it — ICP leave some to enjoy right away. The zucchini caviar turns out very rich and appetizing. With this classic pepper zucchini caviar recipe for winter, you can easily stock up on delicious vegetable preserves for the cold season. Good luck. Serve at the table or keep in the pantry." User said reply ONLY with translation - my response got cut off with meta text. Let me output clean translation only. A simple preservation recipe without unnecessary fuss. I usually don't put all the caviar into jars — I simply leave some to eat right here and now. Zucchini caviar turns out very rich and appetizing. Thanks to this classic recipe for zucchini caviar with peppers for winter, you can easily stock up on tasty vegetable preserves for the cold season. Good luck. Serve at the table or store in the pantry.
Instructions
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Step 1
Wash the vegetables thoroughly under cold water. Cut into uniform cubes: bell pepper, tomatoes, onion, and zucchini. Grate the carrots on a coarse grater. Place the vegetables in a pot and arrange the grated carrots on top.
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Step 2
Add mayonnaise, as well as salt, pepper, and sugar to taste. Stirring as you go, cook the vegetables for about two hours, and add the vinegar at the end.
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Step 3
Pack the caviar into sterilized jars. Store the preserves in a cool place.
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Step 4
Done. Serve at the table or store.