Ajvar is a type of breakfast sauce that is frequently consumed in Balkan countries and prepared at home as a winter preparation, adding flavor to roasted eggplant, red pepper, tomato, onion and garlic.
Sauce, also pronounced as Ayvar; In addition to canapés and pastries, you can easily use it in pasta sauces, grilled meat and chicken dishes, and include any spices you desire in the recipe.
after-washing-the-eggplants-and-peppers-place-them-on-a-baking-tray-lined-with-baking-paper-and-roast-in-a-preheated-oven-at-200-degrees-for-about-20-minutes
while-the-oven-is-roasting-fry-the-diced-onion-and-grated-garlic-in-olive-oil-until-they-turn-pink
wash-the-tomatoes-and-remove-them-from-the-processor-and-puree-them
add-on-top-of-the-roasted-onions-and-garlic-roast-for-about-20-minutes-until-the-water-absorbs-and-thickens
after-roasting-the-peppers-and-eggplants-peel-them-and-chop-them-thinly
add-it-to-the-tomatoes-that-have-drained-their-water-and-thickened-cook-again-until-it-absorbs-its-water-and-thickens
after-adding-the-spices-boil-it-for-another-5-minutes-pour-it-into-sterilized-jars-and-close-the-lids-tightly-turn-it-upside-down-and-leave-it-in-a-place-out-of-sunlight-overnight
store-in-the-refrigerator-and-serve-as-desired-enjoy-your-meal