Roasted bell pepper

Ingredients
Step-by-step preparation
STEP 1

How to fry bell peppers for the winter? Prepare all the necessary ingredients. First you need to prepare the peppers. They need to be sorted out (only the most beautiful and even ones will be needed), washed, and I also recommend removing part of the tail. It will only take up precious space in the bank. Make a hole in each pepper with a toothpick. Approximately ten holes for each vegetable.
STEP 2

Heat the pan over high heat and pour sunflower oil. Put the peppers in oil and fry them along with a sprig of rosemary. Fry for five minutes on each side, turning over under a closed lid so that they do not get drunk over medium heat. Peppers should be well browned. Be careful, since in the process of frying the skin often bursts, and there is a risk of burning your hands.
STEP 3

Peel the garlic and chop into medium cubes.
STEP 4

Wash the parsley under running water and shake it out of the water. Remove any tough stems. There is no need to chop the greens.
STEP 5

Pre-wash the jars in running water with soda and rinse thoroughly. Place the wet jars upside down in a cold oven and turn the oven on to 150°C. After reaching this temperature, sterilize jars with a volume of 0.5 l - 10 minutes, 1 l - 15 minutes. Boil the lids in water for five minutes. Pour sugar and salt into a jar, pour vinegar. Also add a few sprigs of parsley.
STEP 6

Place the first layer of hot roasted peppers. Sprinkle some of the garlic on top. Then again greens, pepper, garlic.
STEP 7

Alternate layers in this way until all the ingredients are gone. The jar should not be filled above the shoulders. Next, pour boiling water over the pepper almost to the very top. And seal the jar with a lid.
STEP 8

Using an oven mitt, grab the jar by the lid and twist slightly left and right to dissolve the sugar and salt.
STEP 9

Turn the jar over onto the lid and wrap it up. Leave it overnight or until completely cool. Then store the fried peppers in jars without sterilization for the winter in a dark, cool place. Bon appetit!
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