- 1/2 pounds of serrano peppers
- 5 tomatillos
- 4 cloves of garlic
- 1 thick slice of lemon
- 1 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon of salt
- 1 tablespoon of chickpeas
Directions:
- Sterilize the jar and the top in boiling water. You can fill it while still hot.
- After washing the peppers and removing the stems, slash 2-3 slits in each one.
- Wash the tomatillos and cut into half.
- Cut the garlic cloves into 2-3 pieces.
- Put a couple of chickpeas at the bottom of the jar and place rows of peppers. Then add the tomatillos and spread garlic pieces and some more chickpeas.
- Continue the sequence until the jar is full.
- Put the lemon slice on top. The lemon will press the vegetables while closing the top.
- Dissolve the salt in vinegar and pour it into the jar until its above the vegetables.
- Close the jar and store in a cool and dark place for about 20 days.
Tips:
- My jar took 1 cup of vinegar and that is why I put 1 tablespoon of salt. For pickling, the ratio is usually 1 tablespoon salt for 1 cup of water. I used the same ratio for vinegar. If you are pickling more or less, or have smaller or bigger jars, adjust the salt and liquid levels based on this ratio.
- Choose fresh and crisp vegetables.
- I used serrano peppers, you can however use the kind of pepper you prefer.
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