PICKLED WATERMELON

Pickled watermelon will not leave anybody indifferent. It has an entire army of fans and another army of people who do not understand how such a sweet and tasty creation can be preserved for winter. I am one of the pickled watermelon fans, especially of watermelon pickled by my parents, which is, and I can
assure you, the best and the tastiest. They prepare an entire barrel of pickled watermelons and spoil us during holidays.

AuthorNata AlbotCategoryDifficultyIntermediate

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time15 minsCook Time30 minsTotal Time45 mins

 2 watermelons
 1 garlic head
 10 celery stalks
 1 tbsp salt
 2 tbsp sugar
 1 tbsp citric acid

1

Choose small and unripe watermelons.
Prepare a 3-litre glass jar.

2

Arrange two garlic cloves and some celery stalks at the bottom of the jar.

3

Slice the watermelon into rounds and arrange them in the jar. Add a celery stalk in between slices and some celery stalks and two minced garlic cloves on top.

4

Pour boiling water over the watermelon and let it rest for 15 minutes.

5

After, drain all the water from the jar into a pan; add one tablespoon of salt and two tablespoons of sugar. Sprinkle one teaspoon of citric acid over the sliced watermelon.

6

Place the pan with the drained water on the stove. When the water starts to boil, remove from the stove and pour into the jar over the sliced watermelon, sealing the jar with a metal lid.

7

Shake the jar to dissolve the citric acid. Cover the jar and let it cool completely.

Ingredients

 2 watermelons
 1 garlic head
 10 celery stalks
 1 tbsp salt
 2 tbsp sugar
 1 tbsp citric acid

Directions

1

Choose small and unripe watermelons.
Prepare a 3-litre glass jar.

2

Arrange two garlic cloves and some celery stalks at the bottom of the jar.

3

Slice the watermelon into rounds and arrange them in the jar. Add a celery stalk in between slices and some celery stalks and two minced garlic cloves on top.

4

Pour boiling water over the watermelon and let it rest for 15 minutes.

5

After, drain all the water from the jar into a pan; add one tablespoon of salt and two tablespoons of sugar. Sprinkle one teaspoon of citric acid over the sliced watermelon.

6

Place the pan with the drained water on the stove. When the water starts to boil, remove from the stove and pour into the jar over the sliced watermelon, sealing the jar with a metal lid.

7

Shake the jar to dissolve the citric acid. Cover the jar and let it cool completely.

PICKLED WATERMELON

You can make the same recipe but with peeled watermelon. Serve with meat dishes or fried potatoes.

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