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Cherry plum is a vitamin-rich and delicious fruit. Cherry plum trees are highly fertile. From just one of them you can get up to 100 kg of ripe fruits. And, of course, cherry plum preparations for the winter are very popular, the recipes for which amaze with their variety.

Methods for harvesting cherry plum:

From this versatile product you can prepare a wide variety of dishes: preserves or marmalade, jams, compotes and even sauces for meat or fish. Dishes made from this fruit will please even the most capricious gourmets.

Red plums contain more sugar and pectin than yellow and prunes. This is an ideal fruit for making marmalade, jam, marmalade or jelly.

Cherry plum jam

For red plum jam you will need a minimum of ingredients:

  • For 2 kg of cherry plum - 1 kg of granulated sugar.
  • Water.
  • If desired, you can add cardamom or cinnamon.

Cooking process:

  1. We sort through the ripe fruits, remove spoiled and moldy ones, wash them and put them in a saucepan. Pour water so that all the drains are completely covered. Place on fire and boil for 10-15 minutes. This procedure is necessary in order to easily separate the pulp from unnecessary seeds and skin.
  2. Pour boiled fruit with cold water, then dry with a towel and rub through a sieve.
  3. Mix the resulting puree with sugar and cook over low heat for 2-3 hours until the jam thickens. Red cherry plum contains sufficient natural pectin, so no additional thickeners are required.
  4. A few minutes before it is fully cooked, add cardamom or cinnamon to taste.
  5. Pour the finished jam into pre-sterilized jars and roll up the lids. Until the jars cool completely, place them in a dry place and cover them with a warm blanket.

All you have to do is wait for the cold winter to warm up with hot tea and an amazingly delicious dessert.

Cherry plum jam

Jam can be made from both red and yellow cherry plums. There are no particular differences between recipes with and without seeds, but seedless jam will last much longer.

Jam made from pitted yellow cherry plum with oranges is incredibly tasty. To prepare it you will need:

  • 2 kg plums;
  • 1 kg sugar;
  • 1 kg of oranges.

Step by step recipe:

  1. Wash the ripe yellow cherry plum fruits and let them dry. Cut into 4 parts, remove the seeds.
  2. Pour thoroughly washed oranges with water and cook for 2-3 minutes after boiling. The zest will give the jam a light citrus aroma.
  3. Grind the boiled oranges until smooth using a blender or meat grinder. A blender will produce a more homogeneous puree.
  4. Mix plums, orange mixture and sugar. Leave the mixture for 30-40 minutes until the sugar is completely dissolved.
  5. After boiling, cook for 10 minutes and set the pan aside.
  6. When the jam has cooled a little, you can pour it into jars and roll up the lids. Turn the jars upside down, cover with something warm and leave until completely cool.

The jam should be stored in a cool, dry place. Then it will definitely survive until winter.

Cherry plum compote

This wonderful southern plum can also be used to make various compotes. The preparation process is no different from traditional compote made from other types of berries and fruits. Only strong, ripe fruits can be used.

Fill sterile jars to the top with fruit, pour boiling water and let stand for about half an hour. Pour the water into a saucepan, add sugar (a kilogram of sugar per kilogram of plums) and bring to a boil. Pour the resulting syrup over the fruits and roll up the lids. The compote has a sugary taste; it should be diluted with water before use.

Pickled cherry plum with tomatoes

From cherry plum you can prepare not only sweet, but also spicy dishes.

It would seem incompatible products - tomatoes and sweet cherry plum. But with the right approach, you will get a unique and very tasty pickled delicacy. Even novice cooks can handle the preparation of pickled plums and tomatoes:

  1. We choose ripe tomatoes, approximately the same size as cherry plums.
  2. Place washed and dried vegetables and fruits in jars to the brim.
  3. Place sprigs of dill and finely chopped garlic on top.
  4. Prepare hot pouring: add sugar and salt to the water (1 tablespoon per 1 liter of water).
  5. Fill the jars to the brim and close the lids. To be completely sure of its safety, you can drain the marinade, boil it and refill it, and only then roll it up.

You can add a little vinegar to give it a sour taste. You can use plums of any color, including unripe green ones. This pickled miracle will serve as an excellent appetizer for any table.

Tkemali sauce

The world-famous tkemali sauce is also prepared from these fruits. It is an excellent addition to meat or fish. There is nothing complicated in preparing this masterpiece of Georgian cuisine.

The set of ingredients for the sauce always remains the same:

  • cherry plum 2.5 kg;
  • 200 ml water;
  • 1 tbsp. a bed of sugar and salt;
  • hot capsicum to taste;
  • garlic - 20 cloves;
  • 1 tbsp. a spoonful of coriander seeds;
  • greens (dill, basil, cilantro, mint);
  • ground pepper (red or black to choose from).

You can prepare the sauce not only directly for dinner, but also for the winter. The winter version has minor differences from the traditional recipe.

Preparing tkemali for the winter:

  1. Wipe the washed fruits, remove the seeds and place in a saucepan.
  2. Cook over low heat until the juice comes out.
  3. Add sugar, salt, ground pepper and finely chopped garlic to the fruit.
  4. Boil the mixture over low heat for 20-30 minutes.
  5. Add chopped greens and capsicum.
  6. Pour the finished sauce into jars and close the lids.

For long-term storage, sterilize the jars in any convenient way. The color of the sauce will be red or yellow, depending on the cherry plum chosen. The quantity of products can be adjusted at your discretion, you can add more pepper or less garlic, you can add hop-suneli or utsko-suneli seasoning, the amount of greens is also calculated as desired.

If you don’t have cherry plum on hand, you can make a sauce very similar to tkemali from other varieties of plums. How to do this, watch the video.

Drying

In order for the cherry plum to survive until winter, it is not necessary to roll it or boil it, you can dry it. It will be stored for an unlimited amount of time.

A simple recipe for dried cherry plum:

  1. First you need to wash the ripe fruits, boil until soft, and grind through a sieve.
  2. Cook the resulting mushy mixture until it thickens, the main thing is not to burn.
  3. If you add sugar to the mixture, you get a marshmallow. Or you can simply dry it without adding any foreign products.
  • If you have a marshmallow dryer, pour the mixture into a tray in a thin layer and dry for about a day at a temperature of 40 degrees.
  • If you don’t have a dryer, you can dry it in the oven at 90 degrees. This method is even faster - the plum will dry in 7-8 hours. Be sure to open the oven door slightly to allow excess steam to escape.

Freezing

If you freeze cherry plum, you can prepare dishes in winter using the same principle as using fresh fruit.

The process of freezing cherry plums is simple: just sort out the fruits, wash them smooth and whole and dry them completely. Then place in the freezer. With or without bones - whichever you prefer.

To prevent whole plums or halves from sticking together when frozen, it is recommended to slightly freeze them individually, and only then put them into bags or containers. When frozen, cherry plum retains more vitamins than any other method of preparing it for the winter.

It would seem that such a simple fruit is cherry plum. And how versatile its use is in cooking! A huge number of different recipes, and all the dishes turn out to be unique, very tasty and healthy. By preparing cherry plum for the winter, you can enjoy dishes made from this wonderful fruit all year round.

Hello, this is the Zakroma program. We will teach you the correct canning technologies and share the best and most proven recipes. Today we will prepare cherry plum for the winter. Cherry plum is the closest relative of plum. It is harvested both green and ripe. Today we will prepare Tkemali - from green strong cherry plum, cherry plum compote - from ripe berries and cherry plum honey.

Tkemali from cherry plum

Tkemali sauce is made from Tkemali plums. It tastes brighter and more sour. Or from green cherry plum, which perfectly replaces it. Tkemali sauce is an amazing sauce that is loved not only in its homeland - Transcaucasia, but has also taken root well on many Russian tables. It goes well with lamb meat, but also helps in the absorption of fats, which are abundant in lamb. Tkemali is also added when preparing Kharcho soup. The sauce gives such a bright sourness, the characteristic taste of that Georgian cuisine, which is typical for Transcaucasia.

To prepare tkemali from green cherry plum we will need:

  • 1 kg cherry plum or tkemali
  • 1/4 cup water
  • 1 head of garlic
  • 2 tbsp. l. dry dill
  • 1.5 tsp. dry red pepper
  • 2 tsp. Ombalo or Thyme

First, we check if there are any spoiled berries in our specimens and remove the tails. Let's cook it. The pit of the cherry plum fits very tightly, so we will not be able to cut and remove it. We cut the berries randomly and cook them so that later it is easy to remove the seeds.


Add about 1/5 of the berries to the water. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat and cook for 35-40 minutes until the alcha is completely soft. After the tkemali has acquired a puree-like consistency, the bones and skin have separated - rub through a fine sieve.


The bones and skin will remain in the sieve, and we will get a very tender puree. We return it to the saucepan, add spices - ombolo (the so-called peppermint), which can easily be replaced with thyme.


We also add dry dill, pepper to taste, and crushed coriander. Coriander is dried cilantro seeds. At the end, add fresh garlic, which needs to be mashed.

To do this, lightly sprinkle it with salt and, lightly pressing with the tip of a knife, bring it to a mushy mass. Put the sauce on the fire, bring to a boil and simmer for about a minute. Place in sterilized jars, which we have prepared as follows: preheat the oven to a temperature of 120, place the jars, increase to 150 0C and sterilize for 12-15 minutes depending on the size of the jar.


Carefully pour the sauce into the jar and close the lid. Place in a cool, dry place.

From the history of the product.

Cherry plum, of course, has long been known in our country, but it fully entered Russian cuisine when Russia began to develop its southern borders - the Black Sea region, the Caucasus, and Transcaucasia. It was there, on the coast of Elbrus, on the coast of Abkhazia, that Russian settlers encountered huge thickets of this bush, which was a wild relative of the plum that was familiar there. The fruits of wild cherry plum are, of course, not as tasty as cultivated ones, but in the places where they grew, they were naturally used as food. They made either preparations or sauces from it. Georgian tkemali sauce made from green cherry plum is probably the most famous of these dishes. It is with tkemali that green kharcho is made. Strange isn't it? After all, when we hear the word “Kharcho,” we imagine a fragrant red soup with nuts, beef brisket, rice, and Khmeli-suneli spices. It turns out not! There is green kharcho, and the big question is which of them is the most authentic to Georgian cuisine.

Cherry plum compote

Our second recipe for today will be cherry plum compote. Made from ripe berries.

We will need:

  • 500 g cherry plum
  • 1 liter of water
  • 500 g sugar

Cherry plum compote - recipe

We remove the tails and do not touch the seeds. They are removed very poorly and this is not at all necessary for compote. But be sure to prick each berry with a toothpick. But first you need to set the syrup to boil.


Pour water and sugar into a saucepan and put on fire. Bring to a boil. We also sterilize jars in the oven. The volume of the jar is at least 1 liter. We prick each berry with a toothpick over the entire surface.


The berries must be strong, otherwise they will simply “spread” from the hot syrup. We fill the jar with boiling syrup to the edge almost to the neck, since the cherry plum takes part of the syrup. Close with a tightly sterilized lid. We must sterilize the compote.


Place a towel on the bottom of a large saucepan and pour in water (never cold so that the jar does not burst due to temperature changes). Place the jar with the rolled compote in a saucepan on a towel and fill it with water just above the lid of the jar.


It will take 20 minutes to sterilize a liter jar of cherry plum.

Cherry plum honey

Ingredients:

  • 500 g cherry plum
  • 600 ml. water
  • 1.2 kg sugar
  • 300 g honey

Cherry plum honey - recipe

We prepare it from ripe cherry plum. Place the berries in a saucepan and add a little water.


Let it cook until softened. Using a slotted spoon, remove the berries and rub through a sieve.


Pour the resulting puree into the same saucepan where the cherry plum was cooked, add granulated sugar and honey. Increase the heat slightly and bring to a boil. Stir so that the honey and sugar that settles on the bottom do not burn.

As soon as the mixture boils, reduce the heat and cook for 30-35 minutes until thickened. The cherry plum honey has boiled down, becoming amber in color and having a viscous consistency. When it sits in the jar, it will harden a little more, since cherry plum contains a lot of pectin.


Take a jar that has been sterilized in the oven and carefully pour the honey into it with a ladle. Cover with a sterilized lid. Cherry plum honey will be an excellent addition to your morning breakfast, such as cheesecakes or sweet pudding.

Now you know that you can make compote, cherry plum honey and tkemali sauce from cherry plum.

Cherry plum is a vitamin-rich and delicious fruit. Cherry plum trees are highly fertile. From just one of them you can get up to 100 kg of ripe fruits. And, of course, cherry plum preparations for the winter are very popular.

Methods for harvesting cherry plum:

From this versatile product you can prepare a wide variety of dishes: preserves or marmalade, jams, compotes and even sauces for meat or fish. Dishes made from this fruit will please even the most capricious gourmets.

Red plums contain more sugar and pectin than yellow and prunes. This is an ideal fruit for making marmalade, jam, marmalade or jelly.

Cherry plum jam

For red plum jam you will need a minimum of ingredients:

  • For 2 kg of cherry plum - 1 kg of granulated sugar.
  • Water.
  • If desired, you can add cardamom or cinnamon.

Cooking process:

  1. We sort through the ripe fruits, remove spoiled and moldy ones, wash them and put them in a saucepan. Pour water so that all the drains are completely covered. Place on fire and boil for 10-15 minutes. This procedure is necessary in order to easily separate the pulp from unnecessary seeds and skin.
  2. Pour boiled fruit with cold water, then dry with a towel and rub through a sieve.
  3. Mix the resulting puree with sugar and cook over low heat for 2-3 hours until the jam thickens. Red cherry plum contains sufficient natural pectin, so no additional thickeners are required.
  4. A few minutes before it is fully cooked, add cardamom or cinnamon to taste.
  5. Pour the finished jam into pre-sterilized jars and roll up the lids. Until the jars cool completely, place them in a dry place and cover them with a warm blanket.

All you have to do is wait for the cold winter to warm up with hot tea and an amazingly delicious dessert.

Cherry plum jam

Jam can be made from both red and yellow cherry plums. There are no particular differences between recipes with and without seeds, but seedless jam will last much longer.

Jam made from seedless yellow cherry plum with oranges is incredibly tasty. To prepare it you will need:

  • 2 kg plums;
  • 1 kg sugar;
  • 1 kg of oranges.

Step by step recipe:

  1. Wash the ripe yellow cherry plum fruits and let them dry. Cut into 4 parts, remove the seeds.
  2. Pour thoroughly washed oranges with water and cook for 2-3 minutes after boiling. The zest will give the jam a light citrus aroma.
  3. Grind the boiled oranges until smooth using a blender or meat grinder. A blender will produce a more homogeneous puree.
  4. Mix plums, orange mixture and sugar. Leave the mixture for 30-40 minutes until the sugar is completely dissolved.
  5. After boiling, cook for 10 minutes and set the pan aside.
  6. When the jam has cooled a little, you can pour it into jars and roll up the lids. Turn the jars upside down, cover with something warm and leave until completely cool.

The jam should be stored in a cool, dry place. Then it will definitely survive until winter.

Cherry plum compote

This wonderful southern plum can also be used to make various compotes. The preparation process is no different from traditional compote made from other types of berries and fruits. Only strong, ripe fruits can be used.

Fill sterile jars to the top with fruit, pour boiling water and let stand for about half an hour. Pour the water into a saucepan, add sugar (a kilogram of sugar per kilogram of plums) and bring to a boil. Pour the resulting syrup over the fruits and roll up the lids. The compote has a sugary taste; it should be diluted with water before use.

Pickled cherry plum with tomatoes

From cherry plum you can prepare not only sweet, but also spicy dishes.

It would seem incompatible products - tomatoes and sweet cherry plum. But with the right approach, you will get a unique and very tasty pickled delicacy. Even novice cooks can handle the preparation of pickled plums and tomatoes:

  1. We choose ripe tomatoes, approximately the same size as cherry plums.
  2. Place washed and dried vegetables and fruits in jars to the brim.
  3. Place sprigs of dill and finely chopped garlic on top.
  4. Prepare hot pouring: add sugar and salt to the water (1 tablespoon per 1 liter of water).
  5. Fill the jars to the brim and close the lids. To be completely sure of its safety, you can drain the marinade, boil it and refill it, and only then roll it up.

You can add a little vinegar to give it a sour taste. You can use plums of any color, including unripe green ones. This pickled miracle will serve as an excellent appetizer for any table.

Tkemali sauce

The world-famous tkemali sauce is also prepared from these fruits. It is an excellent addition to meat or fish. There is nothing complicated in preparing this masterpiece of Georgian cuisine.

The set of ingredients for the sauce always remains the same:

  • cherry plum 2.5 kg;
  • 200 ml water;
  • 1 tbsp. a bed of sugar and salt;
  • hot capsicum to taste;
  • garlic - 20 cloves;
  • 1 tbsp. a spoonful of coriander seeds;
  • greens (dill, basil, cilantro, mint);
  • ground pepper (red or black to choose from).

You can prepare the sauce not only directly for dinner, but also for the winter. The winter version has minor differences from the traditional recipe.

Preparing tkemali for the winter:

  1. Wipe the washed fruits, remove the seeds and place in a saucepan.
  2. Cook over low heat until the juice comes out.
  3. Add sugar, salt, ground pepper and finely chopped garlic to the fruit.
  4. Boil the mixture over low heat for 20-30 minutes.
  5. Add chopped greens and capsicum.
  6. Pour the finished sauce into jars and close the lids.

For long-term storage, sterilize the jars in any convenient way. The color of the sauce will be red or yellow, depending on the cherry plum chosen. The quantity of products can be adjusted at your discretion, you can add more pepper or less garlic, you can add hop-suneli or utsko-suneli seasoning, the amount of greens is also calculated as desired.

Drying

In order for the cherry plum to survive until winter, it is not necessary to roll it or boil it, you can dry it. It will be stored for an unlimited amount of time.

A simple recipe for dried cherry plum:

  1. First you need to wash the ripe fruits, boil until soft, and grind through a sieve.
  2. Cook the resulting mushy mixture until it thickens, the main thing is not to burn.
  3. If you add sugar to the mixture, you get a marshmallow. Or you can simply dry it without adding any foreign products.
  • If you have a marshmallow dryer, pour the mixture into a tray in a thin layer and dry for about a day at a temperature of 40 degrees.
  • If you don’t have a dryer, you can dry it in the oven at 90 degrees. This method is even faster - the plum will dry in 7-8 hours. Be sure to open the oven door slightly to allow excess steam to escape.

Freezing

If you freeze cherry plum, you can prepare dishes in winter using the same principle as using fresh fruit.

The process of freezing cherry plums is simple: just sort out the fruits, wash them smooth and whole and dry them completely. Then place in the freezer. With or without bones - whichever you prefer.

To prevent whole plums or halves from sticking together when frozen, it is recommended to slightly freeze them individually, and only then put them into bags or containers. When frozen, cherry plum retains more vitamins than any other method of preparing it for the winter.

It would seem that such a simple fruit is cherry plum. And how versatile its use is in cooking! A huge number of different recipes, and all the dishes turn out to be unique, very tasty and healthy. By preparing cherry plum for the winter, you can enjoy dishes made from this wonderful fruit all year round.

The standard types of cherry plum preparations are jam and compotes. But possible variations in canning cherry plum are not limited to this. An unusual but tasty solution would be pickled cherry plum for the winter without sterilization. Thanks to its islandy and at the same time spicy taste, pickled cherry plum without sterilization goes well with meat dishes, rice and potatoes. Azerbaijani pickled cherry plum is boldly added to salads.

On our website you can also find, as well as, which will not leave you indifferent.

Despite the ease of preparation and the absence of unusual ingredients, this preparation turns out incredibly tasty. This recipe is ideal for those who are just getting acquainted with such a dish as pickled cherry plum. Having tried it once, such preservation will certainly be prepared every year.

You will need:

  • half kg. ripe cherry plum fruits;
  • 1 fairly full tsp. regular salt;
  • 1 tbsp. l. Sahara;
  • 10 gr. vinegar;
  • 2 basil leaves;
  • 2 celery leaves;
  • 5 pcs. black pepper;
  • 2 pcs. allspice;
  • 4 cloves of young garlic.

How to pickle cherry plum for the winter:

  1. The jars are washed in hot water with soda and must be sterilized.
  2. Basil and celery, pre-peeled garlic, and pepper are placed in each jar.
  3. The fruits are sorted and washed, after which they are immersed in boiling water for literally a few seconds.
  4. Blanched cherry plum is placed in already prepared jars.
  5. The required amount of sugar and salt is poured into each jar, and vinegar is immediately added.
  6. Place the water on low heat and boil.
  7. The jars are immediately filled with boiling water and sealed.
  8. At the final stage, the cans are turned over and necessarily rolled away.
  9. Such a cherry plum is considered ready after just one month. Then you can take a sample.

Important! Sterilizing jars is an important step. It should be approached as seriously and painstakingly as possible. It determines how long the finished product will last. To carry out this process, you can use either a microwave oven or a conventional oven. Even a regular five-minute steam sterilization will do.

Pickled cherry plum like olives recipe

Olives, although a tasty product, are quite expensive, and it is not always possible to purchase it. An excellent solution would be to prepare cherry plum according to this recipe. The taste of such cherry plum is as similar as possible to olives.

Necessary:

  • 1 kg. ripe cherry plum fruits;
  • 2 fairly full tbsp. l. Sahara;
  • 4 tbsp. l. regular salt;
  • a full glass of vinegar;
  • laurel leaf;
  • 2 clove buds;
  • 5 pcs. black pepper;
  • 1 incomplete art. l. tarragon leaves.

Pickled cherry plum like olives:

  1. The fruits are thoroughly washed and filled with water that has just boiled and left until they have completely cooled down.
  2. The water is drained. The same manipulation is performed again.
  3. The jars are prepared for canning: they are washed with soda and must be sterilized.
  4. The fruits are removed from the cooled water and transferred to already fully prepared jars.
  5. All unused ingredients are added to the water that was used to fill the cherry plum, with the exception of only one vinegar.
  6. The liquid is placed on the stove and gradually brought to a boil.
  7. The specified amount of vinegar is added to the water and it is immediately removed from the heat.
  8. Jars filled with cherry plum are filled with hot marinade.
  9. Each jar is covered with a lid, and the cherry plum is infused in it for a whole day.
  10. After this time, glass containers should be re-sterilized, lasting a quarter of an hour.
  11. All that remains is to roll up the preserves, turn them over and wrap them carefully.
  12. The process of marinating such “olives” is quite lengthy. They will be ready for use only after two months. But the result is worth such a long and tedious wait.

Pickled cherry plum recipe

Cherry plum prepared according to this recipe acquires an unusual taste. The aroma of cinnamon emphasizes it, complements and improves it. It can be a stand-alone snack or an incredibly tasty addition to a side dish.

You will need:

  • 1 kg. cherry plums;
  • 5 glasses of purified water;
  • 2 full glasses of sugar;
  • half a glass of vinegar;
  • 10 clove inflorescences;
  • greens to taste;
  • ground cinnamon.

Cherry plum pickled for the winter:

  1. The fruits are sorted and washed. Only ripe, fairly hard fruits that are undamaged and free of worms are suitable for cooking.
  2. Prepared specimens are laid out in jars that have already been washed with soda and must be sterilized.
  3. Purified water is poured into a deep bowl (ideally enameled) and all the spices and seasonings, as well as salt and sugar, are added one by one.
  4. The resulting liquid is placed on a heated stove and boiled.
  5. The liquid boils for a maximum of five minutes, after which the necessary vinegar is poured into it.
  6. The marinade is removed from the heat and immediately poured into filled jars.
  7. Filled jars must undergo another sterilization for at least a quarter of an hour.
  8. All that remains is to roll up the jars, turn them over and leave them upside down until they cool completely.

Important! It is recommended to use purified water for filling. Ordinary running water has a huge amount of all kinds of impurities that are far from healthy, which can not only spoil and distort the taste, but also settle at the bottom. The marinade turns out cloudy.

How to pickle cherry plum with vegetables

An incredibly tasty collection of vegetables marinated with cherry plum can be easily prepared using this recipe. This piece will be the highlight of any table. With its help, you can not only surprise your guests, but force them to discuss this unusual and incredibly tasty dish for a long time.

You will need:

  • 200 gr. ripe cherry plum;
  • 200 gr. small size tomato;
  • 200 gr. small cucumbers;
  • 2 medium sized onions;
  • 200 gr. regular white cabbage;
  • 200 gr. cauliflower;
  • 200 gr. any sweet pepper;
  • beans (to taste);
  • 200 gr. sour apples;
  • 2 ears of corn;
  • 2 medium sized carrots;
  • 200 gr. white grapes;
  • 2 pcs. hot pepper;
  • 4 celery leaves;
  • a full glass of vinegar;
  • 3 laurel leaves;
  • 3 pcs. allspice;
  • 3 buds of cloves;
  • 5 glasses of water;
  • 1 tbsp. l. salt;
  • 1 heaped tsp. Sahara.

Pickled cherry plum with tomatoes:

  1. All vegetables are washed thoroughly; those that require cleaning are peeled.
  2. The jars are washed with hot water using soda and sterilized.
  3. Cabbage is cut into large pieces.
  4. The pepper is cut into several parts.
  5. Carrots and beets are chopped into cubes.
  6. The onion is cut into fairly thick rings.
  7. All vegetables and fruits are placed in jars.
  8. Purified water is poured into a deep bowl and placed on a heated stove.
  9. All the necessary spices, salt and sugar are poured into a container filled with water.
  10. The liquid is first boiled and only after it has completely boiled, vinegar is poured in.
  11. The hot, still bubbling marinade is immediately poured into already filled jars as full as possible.
  12. The jars must undergo another sterilization for a quarter of an hour.
  13. All that remains is to roll the cans securely, carefully turn them over and immediately wrap them so that the cooling process proceeds as slowly as possible.

Important! Before starting cooking, all fruits must be sorted. Overripe fruit is absolutely not suitable for canning. During heat treatment, it can lose its shape and look completely different from what you would like. Spoiled, wormy and deformed fruits should also be discarded.

Cherry plum marinated snack with tomatoes

Everyone will like this unusual combination of juicy tomatoes and cherry plum. The preparation turns out incredibly tasty; after such a dish you simply won’t want to eat ordinary pickled tomatoes.

You will need:

  • one and a half kg. ripe tomatoes;
  • half kg. cherry plums;
  • 2 pcs. sweet pepper (to taste);
  • 3 pcs. dill umbrellas;
  • 6 cloves of young garlic;
  • 5 cherry leaves;
  • 1 leaf of fresh horseradish;
  • 1 piece hot pepper;
  • 3 buds of cloves;
  • 2 laurel leaves;
  • 15 pcs. black pepper;
  • 4 without a mound of art. l. Sahara;
  • 2 full tbsp. l. salt;
  • third 200 gr. a glass of vinegar.

Pickled red cherry plum recipe:

  1. Tomatoes and cherry plums are washed thoroughly.
  2. The jars are washed in hot water using soda and must be sterilized.
  3. The pepper is cleared of seeds and cut into several pieces.
  4. All the necessary spices are placed in the jars.
  5. Tomatoes, cherry plums and peppers are placed alternately on top of the spices.
  6. Purified water is poured into a deep bowl and immediately placed on a heated stove.
  7. The liquid is first brought to a boil and immediately poured into maximally filled jars.
  8. The jars are heated for several minutes, after which the water is carefully drained.
  9. All filling manipulations are repeated again.
  10. The second filling is poured into the pan, sugar and, of course, salt are now mixed with it.
  11. The liquid is placed on the stove and goes through a boiling process.
  12. Vinegar is slowly added to the boiling marinade.
  13. The filling, without having time to cool, is poured into all the jars.
  14. There is very little left to do - roll up and carefully wrap all the jars.

Tip: you can pickle cherry plum with tomatoes without adding acids. In this case, you should use not ordinary, but wild cherry plum. It contains plenty of acid, which can easily replace vinegar. This preservation can be stored in a cool place all winter. Cherry plum, as a substitute for vinegar, is also used for pickling other vegetables. Even finicky cucumbers can be stored without problems if you place cherry plum in a jar.

The abundance of ways to pickle cherry plum allows each housewife to choose the one that she likes. You can even try preparing a few jars “for testing” to make sure how tasty they are and decide on the choice of the most suitable recipe.

Households will certainly love cherry plum, because it is not only a beautiful, festive treat, but also a tasty addition to regular dishes.

Plums have several varieties: yellow and red cherry plums, prunes, sloe (see how to cook delicious). Let's talk today about red and yellow cherry plum. If the year is fruitful, then, as a rule, there are a lot of fruits. And, some gardeners are thinking about how to recycle it.

Red and yellow cherry plum is a fruit that grows in the southern regions of the country. The fruit is small in size, fragrant, with a hard-to-remove seed and difficult to release juice. The first thing that comes to mind is jam or compote. Although this fruit can be used to prepare snack products. Here are some easy-to-prepare cherry plum preparations for the winter.

Red cherry plum jelly

Red cherry plum is much sweeter than yellow cherry plum. In addition, this fruit contains much more pectin than yellow cherry plums, plums and prunes. And this means that red cherry plum will make an excellent, beautifully colored, fragrant jelly.

Ingredients:

  • cherry plum – 5 kg,
  • water – 750 ml,
  • sugar – 800 gr. per liter of juice.

Preparation

  1. First, we wash the fruits, remove rotten and overripe ones.
  2. Place the clean raw material in an enamel pan whole, along with the seeds, and fill it with cold water according to the recipe and cook for 25-30 minutes until the fruit softens.
  3. Then we grind the hot raw materials in a sieve, leaving fragments of skin and seeds.
  4. Pour the mass into another enamel pan and boil the mass by a third of the volume.
  5. Before the end of cooking, add sugar in small portions and wait for it to completely dissolve. Stir the jelly constantly to avoid burning.
  6. Next, take a drop for gelling. If the cold drop does not spread over the plate, then the jelly is ready.
  7. You can close the hot product in tanks and roll it up tightly, or you can cool it and transfer it to containers and cover with plastic lids. it's a matter of your desire.

Cherry plum jam

Ingredients:

  • 2 kg cherry plum
  • 1 kg sugar
  • about 5 liters of water.

Preparation

  1. Select healthy fruits. There is no need to use fruits with slight traces of rot, even after cutting off the damaged areas.
  2. Wash the fruit, remove leaves and stems.
  3. One of the properties of the southern plum is that small fruits are difficult to separate from the seeds. The following procedure will make it easier to get rid of them: pour 0.5 liters of water into a saucepan, lower the fruits into it, cover with a lid and heat. Water will only be needed to get rid of the seeds; it is not needed for the jam itself. Therefore, after 5 minutes of boiling, it must be drained. Now unnecessary seeds can be easily removed from the fruit. To do this, cool the fruit mass and grind it through a sieve or colander. You need to place a container under them to collect the pulp. The bones remain in the colander.
  4. Now they begin the actual production of jam. The cherry plum pulp is immersed in a pan, sugar is added. Place the container with food on low heat. It is better to use an electric stove, as it cooks less than a gas stove.
  5. The jam is cooked for 3 hours. Periodically, the mixture must be stirred and the resulting foam must be removed. When the fruit pulp acquires a pleasant caramel color, the jam can be considered ready.
  6. Now you can roll up the jam for the winter. To do this, take 1 liter jars, process them in a microwave oven, using a kettle or pan, fill them with fruit jam and roll them up with sterilized lids. This preparation is stored in a cool, dark place for 3 years.

You can use the finished jam as a dressing for pies, pancakes and other baked goods.


Fruit jam from cherry plum with orange

Ingredients:

  • 2 kg cherry plum
  • 1 kg oranges
  • 2 kg sugar

Preparation

  1. Select ripe cherry plum fruits, wash and let dry. Carefully cut and remove the seeds.
  2. Wash the oranges thoroughly and boil in boiling water for about a minute. There is no need to separate the zest; it contains many useful microelements and gives the jam a light spicy aroma.
  3. Cut the oranges into small pieces and place in a blender. Grind the citruses into a homogeneous paste.
  4. Mix orange puree, sugar and cherry plum fruits. Leave the mixture for half an hour so that the sugar has time to dissolve. This is necessary so that the jam does not burn during cooking. The fruits need to be stirred periodically.
  5. Place the pan over high heat and bring the mixture to a boil. After this, reduce the temperature to low and leave the pan for 10 minutes.
  6. Prepare jars for canning. When the jam has cooled a little, transfer it to containers and cover with sterilized lids. Turn the jars upside down.

After the contents have cooled, the jars are stored in a dark, cool place.

Cherry plum in its own juice

Ingredients:

  • 2 kg cherry plum
  • 0.4 kg sugar
  • 3 tbsp. water.

Preparation

Select ripe fruits, wash, remove twigs and seeds. Place in a deep container and cover with sugar. Add water and place over medium heat. Heat the fruit to 85 degrees, stirring occasionally. Boil the fruits for 5 minutes, remove from the stove and transfer to the prepared container for canning.

You can cook southern plums in their own juice without sugar. To do this you will need 1 liter of juice per 1 kg of fruit. The peeled fruits are poured with boiling juice and preserved.

Pickled cherry plum

Pickled cherry plum is used as an independent snack dish or included in complex side dishes for meat dishes.

For a 3 liter jar:

For the marinade:

  • water – 5 glasses,
  • sugar – 350 gr.,
  • vinegar 5% – 80 ml,
  • cloves – 10 grains,
  • cinnamon -2 gr.

Preparation

  1. For pickling, choose ripe and firm cherry plum without worms or damage. Wash the fruits and place them tightly in the prepared jar.
  2. Prepare the marinade. To do this, pour water into an enamel pan, add spices, sugar and boil for 5-7 minutes. Next, pour in the vinegar, mix and pour into a jar of fruit. Laying ratio: cherry plum - 60%, and 40% - marinade.
  3. Next, pasteurize the jars in hot water for 20 minutes. After that, roll it up tightly.

Tkemali cherry plum sauce for the winter

Ingredients:

  • yellow cherry plum – 3 kg,
  • water – 0.5 l,
  • dill – 250 g,
  • cilantro – 300 g,
  • garlic – 4 cloves,
  • sugar – 25 g,
  • mint – 350 g,
  • dried hot pepper – 2 pods,
  • vegetable oil,
  • salt.

Preparation

  1. Ripe cherry plums are sorted, washed and cleared of branches.
  2. Boil the fruit for 5 minutes to easily separate the seeds and peel.
  3. The fruit puree is placed in a pan, peppers, salt and dill, previously tied into a bunch, are added. Cook for half an hour, stirring.
  4. Take out the dill, add the herbs and garlic chopped in a blender. Cook for another quarter of an hour. Tkemali sauce is ready.
  5. Pour the sauce into sterilized jars and add a little oil. The dish is stored in a dark place for a year.
  6. If desired, add coriander, thyme, basil, tarragon and other spices to the sauce.
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