This spring I got the idea to plant a couple Jalapeno plants to make ABTs. Looks like I'm gonna have a bunch. What are some of you guy's favorite recipes to use them in other than just ABTs?
Don't know what that is, but you have my attention!Cowboy candy!!! Takes about 4 lbs. sliced up to make a batch. They are awesome
That was another thing, knowing when to pick them.You can let them fully mature on the plant/ripen to a nice solid red and cut in half with or without seeds and smoke low and slow like 140° to dry like jerky up to 24 hours to make homemade Chipotle halves, chunks and powder. Especially if you have another flush of peppers at the end of the season and you want to preserve them over the winter for tacos, chili etc. Seach the forum for Jalapeño recipies.
That was another thing, knowing when to pick them.
Thank you, I love the flavor, Wife doesn't like much heat. So green picking it is.I picked them when dark green, firm and shiney. Before they ripen red they can get corky. Woody looking streaks like a wine cork which usually means a hotter pepper but no flavor/texture difference.
My sister used to give me blueberry/jalapeno jelly that she would get at a craft fair. Forgot about that, that stuff was good! Glaze sounds good, stupid super low carb, can't eat it on crackers anymore!Jalapeno Jam
It's da'bomb on sausage biscuits and makes an interesting glaze on meats.
I think corking is related to not enough watering and for super hot peppers many people let the leaves wilt before watering really well to maximize capsaicin production in the pepper. Corking is a Jalapeño thing, being a thick/meaty pepper. So if your Jalapeños aren't corky and green or red ready to pick they'll be the same spiciness. The red ones may be sweeter like bell peppers are when they change colors.Thank you, I love the flavor, Wife doesn't like much heat. So green picking it is.
Sounds pretty good, have to see how many I end up with. Thanks.Its candied Jalapeños !!! I use this recipe and turns out great!!View attachment 371221