Pepper for the winter for stuffing with aspirin: recipes with photos

An appetizing, bright and hearty dish of juicy, fleshy bell pepper stuffed with minced meat or vegetables, stewed in tomato sauce, is liked by many. Just do not be upset that September and October have passed, which means that your favorite snack will not appear on the table soon. The "season" of this delicacy can be easily extended for a whole year, if you are not too lazy at the end of summer or at the beginning of autumn to cook pepper for the winter with aspirin. This method of canning allows you to keep the whole vegetable, as bright, strong and juicy as in summer. This means that it will be enough to prepare the filling, open the jar with this blank, stuff and stew the peppers in the sauce, after which you can enjoy the taste of your favorite dish whenever you want, even on a cold winter day.

How to roll up pepper with aspirin for stuffing for the winter

Cooking peppers for the winter for stuffing with aspirin, regardless of the recipe chosen, has some subtleties that it is desirable to take into account.

For this blank, you can choose fruits of any type and color, focusing on your own taste. The main thing is that they are fresh, whole, without damage or signs of decay. It is desirable that they have a dense thick skin.

Fruits, subsequently intended for stuffing, are usually supposed to be closed whole in jars. First, you should thoroughly rinse them, and then carefully, without cutting into pieces, remove the stalk and seeds from each.

This can be done in two ways:

1. Use a small, sharp knife to make cuts along the contour of the stalk. After that, it can be easily removed.
2. You can remove the stalk without using a knife. To do this, you need to carefully, also along the contour, push it in with your hands, separating it from the dense pulp of the vegetable, and then pull it out by the "tail".

For harvesting, you need to choose beautiful fruits without flaws and carefully remove the stalks

After removing the stalk, the vegetables must be washed again with water, now from the inside, making sure that there are no seeds left in the middle.

Next, the prepared peeled fruits must be dipped for 3-5 minutes in boiling salted water, adding a few black peppercorns and bay leaves there. These canned food is not further sterilized, so this step is necessary.

The classic recipe for bell peppers with aspirin

The classic recipe for bell peppers for the winter with aspirin is easy to prepare and never fails. In the cold season, such fruits are good not only stuffed, but also as an ingredient in salads and vegetable snacks.

Preparation:

1. Prepare vegetables - rinse, remove stalks with seeds.
2. Wash and sterilize 3 liter jars and lids. Place spices and bay leaves at the bottom of each container.
3. Immerse the fruits in boiling water and blanch for 5 minutes.
4. Using a slotted spoon, remove them from the water into a separate clean container.
5. Without waiting for the vegetables to cool, arrange them in the jars, placing the holes up.
6. Add aspirin to each jar. Pour boiling water to the very top.
7. Roll up the workpiece hermetically and wrap it up until it cools completely.

For a classic recipe, you can take fruits of any type and color.

Whole pickled bell peppers for the winter with aspirin

You can also prepare this vegetable for the winter in a marinade - with salt, sugar and a little vinegar. In this case, acetylsalicylic acid will act as a preservative, eliminating the need to additionally sterilize the jars with the workpiece in boiling water.

Preparation:

1. Wash whole fruits, carefully remove the stalks and peel off partitions and seeds.
2. Place the slices upwards in a three-liter jar, previously sterilized.
3. Fill the container with boiling water to the very top, cover with a lid and leave for 10 minutes.
4. Then drain the water, dissolve salt, sugar in it and bring to a boil over the fire again.
5. Put aspirin in a jar and pour vinegar. Top with hot marinade.
6. Seal with a lid, gently turn upside down and leave to cool overnight, wrapped in a warm blanket.

Aspirin added to the preform jar serves as a preservative that preserves the color, shape and flavor of the vegetable

Canned Peppers for Stuffing with Aspirin in Brine

Pepper for winter stuffing with aspirin can also be preserved in brine. In this case, all the components of the filling are combined in a saucepan and brought to a boil, and then the peeled fruits are boiled in this liquid.

Preparation:

1. Rinse the vegetables and remove the stalks.
2. In a wide saucepan, boil the brine water with the addition of black pepper, salt and bay leaf.
3. Alternately, in several steps, immerse the prepared fruits in boiling brine and boil for 5 minutes.
4. Take them out into a clean bowl and let cool slightly.
5. Fill a sterile three-liter jar with fruits (for convenience, you can put them one into the other).
6. Pour brine on top, put in aspirin and roll up with boiled lids.
7. Wrap the jars and allow to cool completely.

Canned peppers with the addition of aspirin in brine turn out very well

Comment! To prepare the brine, only rock salt should be taken.

Pepper for winter filling with aspirin and garlic

For a more pungent taste, the workpieces can be added to the pepper, canned for the winter with aspirin, a few cloves of garlic.

Preparation:

1. Pepper, washed and peeled, blanch for 3-5 minutes in a container with boiling water.
2. Put spices and garlic chopped into slices at the bottom of sterile 1 liter jars.
3. Fill the jars tightly with slightly cooled fruits.
4. Prepare brine from salt, sugar and water. Boil it, pour into jars and let stand under the lids for 10 minutes.
5. Drain the brine, let it boil again. Add aspirin to the jar. Pour in the brine and roll up the canned food.

A very simple recipe for pepper with aspirin for the winter

The simplest option for preparing pepper for the winter for the subsequent filling does not imply anything superfluous, you only need the fruits themselves, aspirin and water for pouring.

Preparation:

1. The fruits, washed, peeled and boiled in boiling water for 5 minutes, should be tightly packed in a sterile three-liter jar.
2. Add aspirin.
3. Pour boiling water over and roll up the lids.
4. Allow to cool by turning over and wrapping in a thick cloth.

It is advisable to allow the banks to cool completely by carefully turning them upside down.

Another version of a simple pepper recipe prepared for the winter with acetylsalicylic acid is shown in the video:

Raw twisted peppers for the winter with aspirin

Peppers with aspirin do not need to be preserved whole. Using this technique, you can store for future use not only the basis for stuffing and salads. Bell pepper will make a very tasty preparation for the winter with aspirin if you crank the raw fruits through a meat grinder along with tomatoes, hot peppers and garlic.

Preparation:

1. Rinse all vegetables thoroughly and dry on paper towels.
2. Peel off the stalks. Remove seeds from peppers. Peel the garlic.
3. Skip vegetables through a meat grinder.
4. Season with salt to taste.
5. Crush aspirin tablets into powder and add to the grated vegetables.
6. Lay out the workpiece in small sterile jars. Tightly tighten them with lids, which were previously doused with boiling water.

Aspirin can also be added to puree as a preservative.

Storage rules

Homemade preparations with the addition of aspirin from whole bell peppers, pre-blanched in boiling water, can be stored at room temperature. Acetylsalicylic acid does not allow bacteria and fungal cultures to develop in the product. It is allowed to store such stocks up to 3 years.

As for a snack made from raw vegetables, the rules for storing it are stricter. It is necessary to keep jars in a cellar or on a refrigerator shelf and eat within 1 year.

Conclusion

Bell peppers for the winter with aspirin are an excellent base for stuffing or a key ingredient in a fragrant raw vegetable puree. It is easy and inexpensive to prepare such canned food. Thanks to aspirin, whole peeled peppers retain their shape and color, while chopped raw fruits retain their bright summer flavor. All components for the preparation must be fresh and undamaged, and, in addition, use exactly as much acetylsalicylic acid as indicated in the recipe, since, first of all, this is a drug, the abuse of which can harm health.

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