Jalapeno Jelly

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homebrew & bbq

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Sep 21, 2007
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I came across this recipe today at Allrecipes.com. I'm not sure it's actually a jelly because it still contains the minced peppers (assuming I'm reading the recipe correctly). It seemed like just the sort of thing to serve with some good Q... maybe spread a little on some cornbread.
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http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Red-and...ly/Detail.aspx

I wasn't sure which recipe category this fit under, so please move it if it belongs somewhere else.
 
Went through a jar of this on Turkey Day. Served on top of a cracker spread with cream cheese. You will be surprised how good this is!
 
This is the right area for this thread.

We make a version of this and like to eat it on your favorite cracker with cream cheese ...... yummy!

Edit: Crap! ... Dingle had the same answer seconds before me ...
 
Looks like a keeper Terry thanks for posting!


OKay you wisenhymers. Yes I'm talking to Squeezy and Dingle! You know you can't rave on about a recipe without posting it - so let's get typing boys!
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Thanks for the link, I will give it a try. I know that cream cheese will go great with it, just as you mentioned.
 
Ouch! ... I feel that I've just been spanked by Mom!

So... here is my recipe;

Squeezyâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s Hot Pepper Wine Jelly


2 C. red or white wine (I prefer red)
3 C. white sugar
¾ C. fresh finely chopped jalapeño chilis
1 tsp. of fresh Habanero or Serrano chilis or to taste (optional)
1 bottle of liquid pectin 6 oz.

Method

Bring wine to a boil and hold a lit match to burn off alcohol.
Add sugar & chilis and bring to second boil while stirring
Simmer for several minutes, remove from heat and stir in pectin thoroughly
Most of us have our own canning style, so Iâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]m not repeating it here.
 
I've always wondered what this stuff was like... now I'm definitely gonna try it!

Thanks guys!
 
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