Israeli pickled prunes
1 large jar
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
2 | pounds | Hard prunes |
2 | cups | Wine vinegar |
2 | cups | Water |
1 | Red hot pepper | |
1 | teaspoon | Black peppercorns |
2 | tablespoons | Salt |
1 | Bay leaf | |
4 | tablespoons | Sugar |
Directions
Wash the prunes well. Cut a slit in each prune, up to the pit. Put the prunes in a large 2-quart glass jar.
Heat all the other ingredients in a pan, bring to boil. Remove from heat and wait a minute or two. Pour into the jar, and cover the prunes.
Close the jar well and leave in a cool dark place (not refrigerated) for two weeks.
Created by Shuly Akiva, this dish is a regional Israeli pickle, and can be found in popular restaurants in southern Tel-Aviv.
Origin: "Yediot Aharonot", September 1994. Translated by Gabi Shahar.
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