
Mother-in-law's tongue made of zucchini for winter
Tender, slightly sweet young zucchinis are immersed in a hot and spicy tomato sauce, creating an original play of flavors. The shape of the cut (in long sticks) defines the name of the preparation – mother-in-law's tongue made of zucchini for winter. To ensure the sticks retain their shape and do not fall apart, zucchinis should either be chosen young or have all the soft part with seeds removed from older specimens, leaving only the firm pulp.
Ingredients
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- zucchini - 0.5 kg (if seeds are removed from the zucchini, the weight should be measured of the cleaned fruit);
- sweet tomatoes - 0.5 kg;
- large sweet pepper - 1 piece (150 g);
- hot chili pepper - 0.5-1 piece (spiciness can be adjusted to taste);
- garlic - 0.5 heads;
- 9% vinegar - 35 ml;
- odorless vegetable oil - 35 ml;
- white sugar - 50 g;
- rock salt - 9 g (0.5 tbsp without a heap).
Preparation
- Bring the tomato mixture along with the zucchini to a boil, then immediately reduce the heat and cook for half an hour, stirring gently several times during this time. The sticks should remain whole and not be too soft, so you need to keep an eye on them - it might take less time for cooking. After all, they could have been cut a bit thinner or the firmness of the zucchini itself may have been softer.
















