Salted vegetables for broths, soups and sauces — in 30 minutes you'll have supplies for a whole year, you don't need bouillons or flavorings, recipe
- 1 serving
- 0 minutes
For 1 serving
Ingredients
Preparation procedure
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- Clean the root vegetables and if you want to make the work easier, put them in a food processor that will chop them finely.
- Otherwise you need to chop the vegetables really finely by hand and of course it will take longer.
- Chop the lovage and parsley leaves finely by hand and mix them with the salt into the vegetables.
- Now just fill them into the prepared clean canning jars.
- It's enough to use smaller jars, for example baby-food jars, and pack the vegetables into them tightly.
- Close and store in a pantry — a cooler, darker place is ideal.
- The mixture is very salty, so add it to soups, sauces or under meat very sparingly — 1–2 teaspoons are enough for a broth.
- The mixture flavors excellently and smells lovely; if you have home-grown vegetables, it's a great way to preserve them for your favorite homemade treats.
- I, for example, also add this mixture to svíčková.
- The mixture keeps thanks to the salt, which is also a great preservative.
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