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And like hot sauce a jar of pickled peppers makes a great gift. When the sterilizing time is up remove and drain hot sterilized jars one at a time.
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When the sterilizing time is up remove and drain hot sterilized jars one at a time. Fill the jars with peppers as many as they fit tight inside. Pour vinegar over them to fill up the jars.
Add lids and tighten screw bands. Great with soups or as a condiment in stews. Add the peppers and stir because there s a danger of burning them.
Sprinkle the salt and stir again. After frying them until about halfway done turn the stove off and sprinkle with the sugar. Taste them and if needed add more salt season with spices of your choices.
While still hot fill the jars top off with the oil left over in the pot. Add the juice from a jar of mezzetta hot chili peppers to sauces soups or stews for an extra punch of heat and flavor. Combine diced mezzetta hot chili peppers with diced tomatoes diced red onion lime juice minced cilantro and salt to taste for a fresh and spicy salsa.
How to make it. Fill the jars stuff your peppers into your jars making sure to pack them in. Boil it first you combine the vinegar and salt and bring it to a boil.
Pour it pour the hot liquid over the peppers in the jar filling the jar to the top before screwing on the lid. Wait now you wait. Place the container in a cool dark place for 2 months to let the flavors come.
Put on your gloves and slice your peppers in half take a pepper halve and using the tip of your knife cut a 1 2 to 1 slice on the lower half of the pepper. This cut will help prevent curling of the pepper while dehydrating. You will be able to fit a lot more flattened peppers in a single jar.
Using a properly sterilized mason jar or other canning jar pack the jar loosely with peppers plus the remaining spices including the rosemary sprig. Bring the preserving liquid back to the boil then fill the jar completely with the liquid. Tap the jar on a table or countertop a few times to make sure there are no air bubbles in the jar.
Now pop your hot peppers into the jars. Make sure that you leave 1 inch headspace at the top of jar. Then add the kosher salt as per your taste.
Remember salt only enhances the taste it is not a preservative. And like hot sauce a jar of pickled peppers makes a great gift. You can use them in drinks chop them up on tacos or garnish salads and sandwiches with them.
Any hot pepper will work. I like pickled jalapeños for their nice even heat. Feel free to experiment with your own favorites or try a mix.