Homemade Sugar Garlic

Homemade Sugar Garlic

by Peach

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

48h

Serving

2

In our house, a lot of fresh garlic is on the market this season. This is the best raw material for pickled sugar garlic!
The fresh garlic is pickled with sugar and white vinegar, without the spicyness of garlic.
I like to eat sugar garlic very much, it is sweet and crunchy and refreshing, and it relieves greasiness! "

Ingredients

Homemade Sugar Garlic

1. Peel off the outer skin of the fresh garlic that you bought, so that the garlic is still whole, put it in a container, sprinkle with salt and marinate for 3 hours or more;

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

2. Soak the marinated garlic in clear water for half a day, changing the soaking water several times during the period;

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

3. Remove the soaked garlic and place it on the steamer to control the moisture (be sure to control the moisture);

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

4. Put the garlic code in the porcelain jar, pour in the sweet and sour sauce made with white sugar and white vinegar at a ratio of 1:1, without garlic;

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

5. Cover the garlic with a saucer, press down and soak the garlic completely in sweet and sour sauce. The marinating time should be more than 3 months; the longer the marinating time, the better it will taste.

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

6. Pickled sugar garlic, sweet and sour sauce is completely soaked.

Homemade Sugar Garlic recipe

Tips:

Pickling garlic with salt and soaking garlic with water are both to remove the spicy taste of garlic.

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