This year I started a bunch of hot peppers in the nursery for folks to develop in their garden .

Some of the plant that did n’t sell get too big for their petty pots so I decide I would go all - out and implant about thirty of them in my nightfall garden .

That means I ’m rake in plenty of peppers right now . I ’m makingmy own ground crimson white pepper , of track , but I ’ve also been experimenting with canning my own chili pepper gash ( I started withthis simple-minded recipe I found online , then expatiate on it ) .

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I end my second raft this week and I intend my recipe is quick for meridian - time .

The flavor … oh my good … the smell . These pickle cayenne pepper slices are fabulously good .

Are you quick to can your own ? Here ’s how I do them .

homegrown pickled jalepeno slices

constituent

4 pound jalapenos1/2 cup sugar1/4 cup sea salt1.5 quarts vinegar1.5 dry quart water6 cloves garlicDash of turmeric2 - 3 live red Madagascar pepper ( any kind)Sprinkle of pepperSprinkle of mustard seeds

Yield : 6 Pints

jalapenos waiting to go into our homegrown jalapeno pickle slices recipe!

observe : Before step one , wash your canning jar and lid so they ’re quick to go .

1 : Pick Your Jalapenos

That ’s about 4 - 5lbs of Jalapenos . Two weeks after , I picked another 4 - 5 lb . Yeah , that ’s the way of life we roll in my garden .

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I like to pick mostly green ones but go away a few loss to mature here and there . They lend colour and a sweetness to the mixture . I also toss in a couple of Capsicum annuum longum when I have them .

2 . Chop Your Jalapenos

Or just have your wife chop them . spare points if your lady is as crafty as mine .

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I tend to chop them in sodding circle ; however , ellipsoids also come down inside pickled jalapeno orthodoxy .

One affair that ’s awesome about homegrown jalapenos is how crisp and toothsome they are . The tone you ’ll get from your garden is far beyond what you may buy .

PRO - TIP : For extra fun while chopping jalapenos , touch your eyes .

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3 . Start Your seawater

mingle your vinegar and H2O together , along with your saltiness and sugar , then bring to a boiling point .

I tend to throw in a dash more or less of common salt and sugar according to taste .

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If it ’s zippy and a small piquant and odorous , it ’s good . ( My two preferent salts areHimalayan pinkish saltandCeltic ocean salt . I get them both from Amazon in the 5 lb bag . unconstipated table salt is a mill product with some wretched additions … my understanding is that real salt contain micronutrient and a much better balance of atomic number 19 and Na , among other things . )

4 . Pack Your Jars

This is where you get to see how pretty things are going to be .

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Is n’t that nifty ?

Pack in the Capsicum annuum longum as tightly as possible , then mash them down further and pack a few more in . Otherwise , when the jounce is give notice they ’ll get a picayune thin as they prepare .

Once the peppers are packed in , add a pinch of mustard seeds , a tweak of Curcuma longa and a pinch of Piper nigrum , along with a chop garlic clove in each jar .

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5 . Pour On The Brine

Canning is easy when you ’re dealing with pickles . You ’re not going to get a atrocious disease if you mess up it up , since the acetum proceed the food good and dependable . I boil my pepper dry pint jars for 10 minutes inmy splendid livestock pot .

Make a batch and let me acknowledge how they change state out !

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