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Lecho Canned Bell Peppers Recipes

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Lecho, Canned Bell Peppers Recipe

Lecho, Letscho, leczo, or лечо is a popular canned Bell Peppers Recipe in eastern Europe. Just like with all traditional dishes there are many versions of it. I too make different canned lecho recipe versions for winter.

We enjoy lecho as a side dish to any dinner, but a classic is to serve it with mashed, or baked potatoes. It seems like there are never enough jars of lecho in our house because it is just so good.

Lecho, canned bell peppers recipe

The base of any lecho canned bell pepper recipe is tomatoes and peppers. This simple lecho is delicious and many only make the simple form. The same simple way you can make any lecho recipe you want.

Lecho also tastes great with onions. Just substitute 2 bell peppers with 2 onion and/or add garlic if so desired.

If you like it spicy, substitute some of the sweet bell peppers with hot peppers. Add fresh herbs like dill or parsley.

Lecho Canned bell peppers recipe

When preparing the lecho canned bell pepper recipe, it will seem that there is not enough liquid. Do not add more! The peppers will give moisture when cooking. Just stir occasionally, so nothing burns and in few minutes you will see that it is just right.

So let’s get started with the recipe.

Lecho Canned Bell Peppers Recipe
 
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Author: Anna @ Northern Homestead
Serves: ca 10 cups
Ingredients
  • 1000 gram (5 cups) chopped tomatoes
  • 1500 gram (12½ cups) cubed or sliced bell peppers
  • 3 Tablespoon sugar ( or 1½ honey)
  • 1 Tablespoon salt
  • ½ cup 5% vinegar
Instructions
  1. In a food processor or blender chop the cored and peeled (optional) tomatoes.
  2. In a large pot bring the tomatoes, sugar, and salt to a boil and cook for 10-60 minutes (depending on how thick you want the lecho to be)
  3. Cut the peppers into slices or cubes
  4. Add peppers and cook for 15 minutes
  5. Add vinegar at the end of the cooking process
  6. Fill jars, wipe rims, apply lids, and screw on bands
  7. Process in water canner for 20 minutes
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