Total preparation time: 30–35 minutes (including cooking the brine) + 48–72 hours resting
Servings: 8–10 servings as a side
Tips for a reliable result
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Use smaller, firm tomatoes (cherry, plum); they hold their shape better.
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Choose a milder variety of onion; if you want a milder taste, briefly blanch it in hot water and drain.
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When filling jars you can add 1–2 peppercorns and a bay leaf for a more interesting aroma.
Conclusion
Pickled tomatoes with onion and garlic are simple, quick and yet noticeably enhance even ordinary food. The key is a proper hot brine and a short resting period. Prepare a few jars for the fridge or lightly can them for later—having them on hand always comes in handy.

