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Saltning av grønnsaker

7 recipes · 4 subcategories

Salting preserved vegetables before the age of refrigeration. The Big Cookbook gathers 7 recipes for salted vegetables – beans, peas, cucumbers and herbs.

The recipes appear in the original 1914 text, in the revised edition, and in modernized form. This is not medical advice – always assess hygiene and shelf life when recreating older preserving methods.

Saltede bønner

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  • Salted Green Beans

    Erken's method for salting green beans: the beans sit overnight in strong brine, are stringed and packed in layers with salt (3 l salt to 1000 beans) in a jar under a weight with a linen cloth and a perforated wooden lid.

  • Beans, Sliced

    Salted sliced beans: 1 kg finely sliced beans are layered with 250 g salt in a crock under pressure.

Saltede urter

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  • Chives, salted

    Salted chives: washed and cut chives are layered in a jar with salt and sugar in the ratio of 3 tbsp salt to 1 tbsp sugar.

  • Salted Parsley

    Salted parsley: finely chopped parsley is layered with salt and a little sugar in a crock; it can also be salted whole and laid over salted peas or beans with parchment paper between.

Saltede erter

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  • Sugar snap peas, salted

    Salted sugar snap peas: 600 g peas cut into 2–3 pieces are layered with 6 dl salt and 3 dl sugar; the next day the brine is boiled up, cooled, and poured back under a weight.

  • Sugar snap peas, sliced

    Sliced sugar snap peas are salted in two rounds: first layered with salt under a weight, the next day the brine is squeezed out and the peas are repacked in layers with table salt under a weight in a covered crock.

Saltede agurker

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  • Cucumber Salad for Storage

    Salted cucumber salad for storage: paper-thin cucumber slices are layered with salt, the liquid is poured off the next day, the slices are divided among small jars with more salt and tied over with parchment paper; an opened jar must be used up.