
Lightly Salted Pattypan Squash
Description
A preservation recipe without unnecessary complications. I want to tell you how to make lightly salted pattypan squash at home. The appetizer turns out moderately crunchy and moderately tender. And another thing I like: you can barely taste the vinegar or sugar. So give it a try—it's delicious. Jars keep for up to a year in a cool place.
Instructions
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Step 1

1. Place the herb and spice blend from the recipe at the bottom of the jars. Add a clove of garlic here as well. Arrange the pattypan squash. If they are very large, cut them up.
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Step 2

2. Pour boiling water over the vegetables three times, draining the water each time. Make the marinade — one tablespoon of salt and two of sugar per liter of water. Bring to a boil and pour over the vegetables.
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Step 3

3. In the final step, add the vinegar and seal the jars for winter storage with sterile lids.
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Step 4

4. Done!