DirectionsStep1You can do this quickly by placing the jars and lids inside a large and deep pot filled with water and bring to a boil. Boil for 10 minutes and remove and drain off the water while you prepare the carrots.Step2In a large frying pan heat the oil, then add the carrots and cook for about 3 minutes. Next add the chilies, onion, garlic, and bay leaves and cook for another 8 to 10 minutes. Next add the salt, oregano, and peppercor…Step3Test a piece of carrot to see how crisp or tender it is. You can decide how much crispness you’d like your carrots to have, cook until they reach your desired texture. Turn off heat and set aside.Step4In a medium pot (while your carrots are cooking), mix the water and vinegar and bring to a soft boil under medium-low heat. Once boiling cover and turn heat to low and allow to simmer until it’s ready to be poure…Step5Fill each jar 3/4 full with the carrot mixture. Then pour in vinegar mix but leave about 1/8th inch of space from the rim. This is to leave enough room so it doesn’t spill.Step6Seal tightly and set jars aside to allow to sit and cool down to room temperature. Once at room temperature you can put them in the refrigerator.Step7Allow to sit in overnight to allow flavors seep into the carrots and make them more flavorful. Tightly sealed they will keep up to a couple of weeks in the refrigerator, that’s if they last you that long!IngredientsIngredients1 poundCarrots (peeled and cut into coins)1 Medium Large White Onion (sliced into slivers)3 Fresh Jalapenos (sliced into strips, or use serranos)4 Whole Garlic Cloves (if small use more)3 Whole Bay Leaves1 teaspoonBlack Peppercorns1 teaspoonOregano (preferably Mexican oregano)1 teaspoonFine Sea Salt1 ½ cupsPlain White Vinegar (1 1/2 cups, see notes)1 ¾ cupsWater (1 3/4 cups, see notes)2 tablespoonsOlive Oil (more if needed)1 8-ounce jarLids (jars and, sanitized, I used one 32oz jar +)add Large Frying Panadd Medium PotSee moreNutritionalNutritional611 Calories30 gTotal Fat69 gCarbohydrate2,680 mgSodium8 gProteinFrom mexicanmademeatless.comRecipeDirectionsIngredientsNutritionalFeedbackThanks!Tell us more
Mexican Pickled Carrots
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