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Ajvar

Mr El has some croatian friends and one who thinks he is a croat. Sometimes even Mr El claims that he is from Bosnia. Which is not correct and not wrong. In any case he loves the balkan kitchen. And he loves cevapcici with ajvar.

Ms Aitch and Mr El had some Ajvar from the supermarket in their kitchen unit. But a short look at the list of ingredients they decided to make ajvar for their own. They think most things can be done at home.

Especially ajvar is super easy. You only have to cut vegetables into cubes, roast it and finally simmer or an hour. The perfect introduction for people who say that cooking is extensive. In the end you can have a seat on the balcony with grilled cevapcici, ajvar and pivo.

ajvar

Ingredients

5-6 red peppers

1 eggplant

2 garlic cloves

1 chili 

80 ml olive oil

3-4 tbsp apple vinegar

3-4 tbsp water 

salt and pepper

 

Instructions

Wash and core the bell peppers and cut into pieces. Wash the eggplants and cut into pieces. Chop the chili and garlic and roast in olive oil in a roasting pan. Add the vegetables and roast them. Add salt, pepper, vinegar and water let it simmer until smooth. Then puree finely together.

Let the ajvar simmer for about an hour and stir from time to time. At the end it should be a thick sauce.

If you want to store the ajvar you have to fill it into rinsed jars and keep in the fridge.

ajvar recipe
ajvar selbst gemacht

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Comments

  • milchmädchen

    30.08.2017

    Ajvar ist tatsächlich eher nicht so meins... aber das Brot daneben sieht gut aus... was ist das?

    Herzlich: Charlotte

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    • Ye Olde Kitchen

      04.09.2017

      Das gekaufte Ajvar aus dem Glas mögen wir auch nicht so, aber selbstgemacht....hach! Das sind Naan-Brote...nach welchem Rezept? Puh schon zu lang her...

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