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chenno
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I have a lot of jalepenos, cayenne,banana and such...want to make salsa etc? ?when I pick, what is the best way to store till I do something with them?

Also, anyone have a jalepeno recipe, pickling? like you buy at the store? or any pepper recipes, would appreciate. Thanks

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Danno
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hmmmmmmmm, other than salsa the only thing i can think of for jalapenos is slicing them, using a simple brine solution of:

3 : 1 ratio of water:vinegar (i use cider vin)
1 cup salt per this ratio (use pickling salt)

Then can em for keeping. great for mexican dishes, burritos, enchilades etc.

ALSO: I plan on taking some tomatoes, dicing them, and putting jalapenos & onions and canning this mixture. This will be a quick add to chili for the wintertime!

Plants: 189 | From: Michigan | Registered: Apr 2006  |  Seeded: 69.209.101.31
Triss
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Angie, You can freeze them. I like to bake mine and then freeze them but be careful of the fumes cuz they can fill a house quickly. To avoid this if I am doing a lot, I will use the BBQ and cook them that way.

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Tamara from Minnesota
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They can keep in the house where cool and not too bright for many a couple weeks while you get more.
I just freeze the hot ones whole and they are great- don't stick together, last a long time and are easy to chop. For bells I cut into lobes and take off the seeds and freeze. I also pickle some hot ones for some uses. They are less spicy that way.

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Plants: 154 | From: Minnesota | Registered: Aug 2005  |  Seeded: 68.112.134.64
chenno
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Thank you all...Will try to pickle some.
and freeze as well.

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tkhooper
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Chenno can I trade you some of your banana peppers for something on my trade list? I got some this year and I loved them but didn't think to save the seeds.

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