I love Mexican food! This recipe is inspired by those pickled peppers and carrots, and the other fresh ingredients, you get at a taqueria. It's a simple refrigerator pickle that anyone can do.
Prep Time 15 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Total Time 20 minutesminutes
Ingredients
1Carrot
2cupChile peppers
6Pearl onions
4Garlic cloves
½tspOregano
½tspCumin
1tbspPeppercorns
1Bay leaf
2tspSugar
2tspSea salt
¾cupVinegar
¾Water
24ounce Mason jar
Instructions
To make this recipe, we're going to start off by making the broth.
Add vinegar and water to a small pot or sauce pan. Add in sea salt, sugar, garlic, black peppercorns, dried cumin, and dried oregano.
Bring the mixture to a boil.
Add the chile peppers and carrots, in layers, to a 24 ounce mason jar. About half way full, add in some pearl onions. Continuing layering until you've almost reached the top.
Add the brine you brought to a boil into the mason jar.
If the brine does not fully cover the vegetables, add in some water to top it off.
Seal up your mason jar and let it cool.
Once it's cooled, put it in the fridge. Let stand in the fridge overnight before enjoying.