Recipes & tips for preserving & pickling
Make summer last!
Canning and pickling are wonderful ways to preserve the rich harvest of summer and enjoy the taste of fresh fruit and vegetables all year round. High-quality Byodo vinegars and oils are the perfect way to preserve the intense flavors of summer. Whether sweet or savory – we’ll show you how to do it and what you should look out for.

What can be canned?
When it comes to what can be canned, the possibilities are almost endless. In principle, almost all types of fruit and vegetables are suitable for preserving.
- Firm vegetables such as beans, cucumbers, carrots, pumpkin, pearl onions or peppers are particularly suitable for the vinegar method.
- Antipasti vegetables such as onions, eggplants, zucchinis, mushrooms, tomatoes, olives or even fish (e.g. sardines) and herbs (pesto) can be excellently preserved in oil.
- Cheese, on the other hand, can be marinated in both oil and vinegar.
- Fruit is ideal for jams, compotes, jellies or chutneys.
There are no limits to creativity. Simply try out different types of fruit and vegetables and discover your favorite!

How do I insert correctly?
Clean, germ-free jars and lids are crucial for a long shelf life of pickled food. To sterilize them, place the jars and lids in boiling water for about 10 minutes. Then remove with tongs and place on a kitchen towel with the opening facing downwards.
The fruit and vegetables must always be completely covered with the stock, vinegar or oil. Store the tightly closed jars in a cool, dark place. For the best taste, the pickled products should be left to mature for a few weeks.
Recipe ideas
Preserve freshly harvested fruit and vegetables from the garden with fine vinegars, oils and salt. Be inspired by our recipe ideas and capture the pleasure of summer in a glass!

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