- The flavor and specifics of marinating peppers in oil
- Selecting and preparing vegetables
- Sterilization of containers
- Proven and delicious recipes for winter preparations
- Traditional cooking method
- Five-Minute Recipe
- Peppers for the winter with garlic and tomatoes
- Fragrant assortment with eggplants
- Bell peppers in an oil-based sauce with spices
- Fried Pepper Recipe
- An unusual recipe with cucumbers
- Preparation with honey and butter
- Sweet peppers in oil and vinegar dressing
- Recipe with celery
- Marinate peppers stuffed with herbs and garlic
- How and how long to store canned food
Sunny summer days are the best time to harvest bell peppers. in vegetable oil with garlic for the winter, and every knowledgeable housewife has her own tried-and-true recipe. This preserve has an excellent taste and aroma, is nutritious and beneficial for the human body, and is eaten as a separate dish, a nutritious side dish, or added to salads, soups, and main courses.
The flavor and specifics of marinating peppers in oil
This appetizer has a rich, full-bodied flavor and a full-bodied aroma. The specialty of the preparation is the marinade with sunflower oil over the vegetables.
Selecting and preparing vegetables
Select ripe, juicy, fleshy vegetables with elastic skin.
They should not be wrinkled, rotten or spoiled.

Sterilization of containers
Before cooking, the container is washed and then sterilized using a microwave oven, a stovetop oven, or by steaming in a pan of water.
Proven and delicious recipes for winter preparations
To prepare such a delicious and filling snack, there are proven methods to suit any, even the most discerning taste.
Traditional cooking method
This classic recipe makes it easy for even a novice cook to prepare a delicious appetizer. You'll need:
- vegetables -2 kilograms;
- sugar – 400 grams;
- salt – 4 tablespoons;
- vinegar – 130 milliliters;
- sunflower oil – 200 milliliters;
- bay leaf – 4 pieces;
- pepper – 6 peas.

Five-Minute Recipe
Just, How to quickly and deliciously prepare pickled bell peppers according to a proven recipe called "Five Minutes".
Peppers for the winter with garlic and tomatoes
This hearty appetizer has a rich, savory flavor. You'll need the following ingredients:
- pepper fruits – 3 kilograms;
- tomatoes – 1 kilogram;
- garlic – 4 large heads;
- sunflower oil – 1 cup;
- granulated sugar – 1 cup;
- vinegar – 1 glass;
- dill – 1 large bunch;
- table salt – to taste.

Fragrant assortment with eggplants
This mouth-watering, richly flavored vegetable platter can easily serve as a holiday appetizer or a great side dish for a family dinner.
Bell peppers in an oil-based sauce with spices
This type of preservation not only has excellent taste qualities, but also a rich, piquant aroma thanks to the addition of spices to the marinade.
Fried Pepper Recipe
A great appetizer that can be added to salads, soups, or eaten as a side dish. To make it, fry the vegetables in a pan and then place them in jars. Then add vinegar, garlic, salt, and paprika, and pour boiling water over them.

An unusual recipe with cucumbers
An original, delicious, and aromatic preparation method. Chop the vegetables, then sprinkle with grated garlic. Then place them in jars and pour the hot marinade over them.
Preparation with honey and butter
To prepare this aromatic, flavorful preparation, vegetables are cut, placed in jars, and marinated with liquid honey and vegetable oil.
Sweet peppers in oil and vinegar dressing
It can be eaten as a standalone dish or used in salads and other dishes. Interestingly, this recipe calls for the whole thing to be jarred.

Recipe with celery
A tasty, aromatic and vitamin-rich preparation is obtained by pouring hot marinade over vegetables and fragrant celery.
Marinate peppers stuffed with herbs and garlic
One of the most delicious and interesting ways to prepare it is by first boiling it, then stuffing it with a mixture of chopped herbs (dill, parsley, cilantro) and garlic.
How and how long to store canned food
Thanks to heat treatment and the addition of vinegar and garlic, these snacks can be stored for up to two years. They are best stored in dark, dry, and preferably cool places, such as basements, cellars, and refrigerators.









