When you want something "this": how to salt watermelons for the winter in banks

If you want to enjoy a piece of summer during the winter cold, try salting watermelons in glass jars! For future use not only jam and stewed fruit - an unusual watermelon treat will appeal to all family members. This salting is not at all more difficult than cooking jam, so if you have at least a minimum experience, you will easily cope with the following recipes.

Already drooling: a step-by-step recipe for juicy watermelons

The recipe is very simple, but the result is always on top - the watermelon is very juicy and delicious. The amount of sugar can be adjusted at your own discretion. From the specified quantity of products it will turn out to measure a sweet snack.

Necessary ingredients for marinade:

From a berry with a mass of 10 kg, about 7 liters of refreshment will be obtained. Instead of sugar, honey can be used.

Step-by-step recipe for cooking:

  1. Cut the flesh into pieces, removing the green peel. It is recommended to leave about 1 cm of the white part. Seeds can not be removed.
  2. Put the pieces in the jar as tightly as possible, but do not tamper with them.
  3. Pour boiling water for 10 minutes, so that the water reaches the neck.
  4. Drain the water in a saucepan, add another 100 ml of boiling water, add salt, sugar and boil over low heat.
  5. Add acetic acid and pour it with a freshly boiled marinade.
  6. Roll up the covers, wrap the blanks in a few blankets and leave them for a day upside down.
  7. Move to a cool place, and after a month you can evaluate the result. During this time, sugar ferments, and the pickled watermelon will acquire a unique taste.

Spicy delicacy: a recipe for how to salt watermelons for the winter in cans

This recipe will appeal to those who want to try something completely new - juicy summer notes in combination with spicy herbs give a peculiar taste. The formulation provides for the sterilization of containers, so prepare everything in advance.

Necessary ingredients:

The amount of ingredients for the marinade is indicated by 1 liter of water.

Step-by-step recipe for cooking:

  1. Cut the flesh into small slices, remove the green peel.
  2. At the bottom of the cans lay the horseradish leaves and dill inflorescences.
  3. Tightly lay the pieces.
  4. Pour all the cold water to the top, then pour this water into a large saucepan and count the amount to determine the amount of spices needed to prepare the marinade.
  5. Add the appropriate amount of salt and sugar, boil over medium heat, put the bay leaf and fragrant pepper.
  6. As soon as the liquid bubbles, cover it with flesh, cover with lids and leave to sterilize for 15-20 minutes.
  7. Before adding, add to each capacity citric acid (for 3 liters - 1 tsp).
  8. Roll up the jars, turn them upside down and wrap them in a warm blanket.
  9. The next day, rearrange the canned snack in a dark cool place.

"False barrel" watermelons at home

Watermelons, cooked for the winter on this recipe, are obtained exactly as if they were in a real barrel. In a city apartment, such a procedure is almost impossible, so use a large enamel saucepan with a capacity of 40 liters. Berries are recommended to choose the smallest, but ripe. Later they can be eaten together with a green peel - it will become soft and tasty.

Necessary ingredients:

Step-by-step recipe for cooking:

  1. Berries with a diameter of 10-15 cm wash, wipe and densely put in a saucepan. The void can be filled with cut or broken fruits.
  2. To prepare the brine, dissolve the salt in water.
  3. Cover the pan with a clean linen cloth or gauze, folded in several layers. Ideally, an impromptu barrel should be covered with a wooden circle or pick up a dish of a suitable diameter, on which to set the yoke. The berries must be under pressure to prevent contact with oxygen.
  4. Leave everything in this state for 17-20 days, after which you can serve on the table.
  5. You can store salted watermelons in the same pan or put them in jars.

Since it is impossible to keep watermelons for the winter in a fresh form, this recipe will help you to partially enjoy the sweet summer taste. This appetizer is good both in itself and as a supplement to fish and meat dishes.