Persian pickled grapes

Angoor in Persian language means grape and Torshi means pickle. This is a delicious recipe for pickled grapes. It’s a tangy- sweet supplement to rice – meat dishes and would be great alongside bread and cheese. Or or like what I do, just put out some of them from the jar and eat them by the handful :) Combination of vinegar with honey and Rosemary leaves is just sooo good.
Persian pickled grapes
Angoor in Persian language means grape and Torshi means pickle. This is a delicious recipe for pickled grapes. It’s a tangy- sweet supplement to rice – meat dishes and would be great alongside bread and cheese. Or or like what I do, just put out some of them from the jar and eat them by the handful :) Combination of vinegar with honey and Rosemary leaves is just sooo good.
Steps
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Place vinegar, honey and water in a saucepan.
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Bring it to a boil.
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Remove from the heat and allow to cool completely. Place grapes in a jar. Pour vinegar-honey mixture over the grapes to cover them. Add Rosemary leaves as well.
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Seal the jar with a tight lid.Place it in a cool corner of the kitchen for a week.
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After a week, voalla, your divine pickled grapes are ready.
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