Tasty Pickled Jalapenos

"These are wonderful Pickled Jalapenos I got off the pepperfool website. This is the recipe I always seem to use when pickling my peppers from my garden. I don't ever put pickled peppers in a boiling water bath because it makes them all mushy. As long as you sterilize your jars and lids really good and make sure your vinegar solution is really hot when you put it in your jars it will seal your jars."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
10 quart jars
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ingredients

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directions

  • Scrub jalapenos, trimming off the stem.
  • Set aside.
  • Into a large, deep heavy pot, pour 1/2 cup oil (enough to coat the bottom of pot).
  • Heat oil until almost smoking, then turn off or reduce the heat.
  • Add onions, garlic, and carrots.
  • Stir only until onions are clear, don't brown any of the vegetables.
  • Add oregano, bay leaves and salt and stir to mix.
  • Add vinegar and water and bring to a boil, stirring often.
  • Continue to boil and stir until salt is dissolved, then add remaining 1-1/2 cups of oil and return to a boil.
  • Stir in jalapenos and remove from heat.
  • Fill 16-20 hot, sterilized 1-pint jars (or 8-10 1-quart jars) leaving 1-1/2 inches of head space.
  • Wipe rims clean, then seal jars tightly.
  • Cool jars, then store in cool dry place until ready to use.

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Reviews

  1. Geez I have to apologize to Sheri for not rating this sooner! I actually made this recipe last summer and opened a jar today, I thought I had already reviewed it last year! when I went to print it today I noticed that I had forgotten to review it! I have to agree with Susie in Texas this *IS* one of the better recipes for pickled jalapeno, not much changes here except if my memory serves me right I think I did increase the garlic slightly, I am growning jalapenos in my garden again this summer and look forward to making this once again, we loved this recipe, thanks hon!...Kitten:)
     
  2. Thank you, and my mother thanks you also. She will only eat the ones like Goya, pickled in the cans and with a little oil, and these are even better.So pretty in the jars too, and I love that they retain some texture, as the Goya are mushy.I will use this exclusively as my Pickled Jalapeno recipe, and cannot wait till my peppers are ready to be picked.
     
  3. I have tried several different recipes for pickled jalapeno peppers and this recipe is the best one I have tried. Very flavorful! The only change I made is that I used canning and pickling salt instead of regular salt. I never do a boiling water bath for pickles either. It isn't necessary because of the vinegar content. I didn't have 15 pounds of peppers to can, so I halved the ingredients. My family loves these. Thanks for sharing
     
  4. Excellent, but I needed the full recipe of liquid to use with 5 pounds of jalapenos. Tried to make only 1/3 of the recipe the first time, and there was only enough liquid for 4 pints! Lots of wasted jalapenos, but we grow our own. The "Tam" jalapenos from Texas A&M University are our favorites.
     
  5. Pretty much the best jalie recipe ever. Never gonna buy those soggy, flavorless, store-bought canned ones again.
     
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I grew up in California and now live in Seattle Washington,and I really love it here! I've been cooking since I was about 10 and still enjoy cooking till this day. I don't really have a favorite food as I enjoy many different dishes. I do really enjoy cooking on a smoker, the taste is out of this world. I also enjoy barbecue, Italian, Mexican and Chinese just to name a few. As you will notice I also enjoy taking pictures of dishes I make, there's nothing like getting that great shot. Thank you for stopping in, I hope you enjoy my site!
 
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