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Jalapeno Pepper Jelly

  • maryamsettle
  • Jun 20, 2022
  • 2 min read

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If you’ve never had pepper jelly I don’t blame you. Even though I’m a pretty adventurous eater, up until 5 years ago I avoided anything that combined those two words. Surely I wouldn’t like it. There’s no way those two things could go together and anyway how would you even use something like that?

However that all changed one day when I was dining with a group at a cute little southern restaurant and someone ordered duck wontons which came with a deliciously wonderful red dipping sauce which was later identified as pepper jelly. The sweet heat paired beautifully with the savory wontons and after that there was no turning back. I immediately went to work making my own and it’s now a family favorite! Spread it on sandwiches, eat it with crackers and cream cheese, dip your french fries in it…. I can’t think of many things it doesn’t pair well with! Like any “jelly” it’s full of sugar, yes, so I only make a batch once or twice a year, unless I’m making them to gift to others which I typically do around Christmas.


Ingredients:

3 Cups of seeded, diced jalapeños ( I hand chop mine but many use their food processor or blender)

1 1/2 cups White Vinegar

6 1/2 Cups of sugar

1 Tablespoon butter

3 ounce Packet of liquid fruit pectin ( I use Sure Jell)


Directions:

  • In a large pot add vinegar and sugar

  • Whisk well over a medium heat until boiling

  • Once boiling, add jalapeños and butter

  • Mix well and return to a boil

  • Once boiling add in fruit pectin

  • Return to a full boil

  • Boil for one full minute

  • Ready to can or store in fridge

  • Enjoy!


You can watch the step-by-step procedure on my instagram highlights by clicking the link below:



 
 
 

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