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Reviewed: Jan. 17, 2008
Excellent. Gave this as christmas gifts and everyone just loved it. It's great on crackers with cream cheese or used as a glaze on chicken (just mix it with dijon mustard and some honey).
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Reviewed: Jan. 9, 2008
This jelly had a nice flavor. A little tangy and sweet. I added extra cerrano and manzano chili for some spice and to my dismay it was very mild. No kick at all, not what I was looking for. On a plus side, it was very pretty and tasty poured over cream cheese served with crackers.
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Reviewed: Jan. 8, 2008
Tasty and easy. Dare I say "fool-proof." All of our friends loved it, even those who don't usually like jalapeno jellies. Mmmmm.
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Reviewed: Dec. 29, 2007
LOVE THE TASTE!!!!!! Made 2 batches and gave them out as Christmas gifts. WILL definitely do this again next year. I chopped the peppers using a food processor which made it much easier. The second batch I took others advice and left the jalapeno seeds in to give it more heat. I ended up giving two types of pepper jelly away-Sweet Pepper Jelly and Spicey Pepper Jelly. Many thanks for a great posting!
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2007
Delicious! Only problem....I've become a bit addicted to this wonderful jelly and have to have it with everything!
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Reviewed: Dec. 24, 2007
Looks and tastes great! Next time I will use 1 1/2 packs of pectin because it is not as firm as I would have liked. Otherwise it is wonderful! Thank you.
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Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2007
This is my favorite new Christmas recipe for 2007 ~ I am certain to make it throughout the year! The flavor is clean with a sweet spiciness and looks very "Christmasy" in the jars. Do wear gloves when processing the jalapenos! While other reviewer recommended turning/flipping the jars, I only did it with my first batch and WILL NOT do it again as it caused the jelly to become cloudy. My second batch, I followed the directions exactly as written and every jar came out picture perfect with the peppers evenly distributed throughout the crystal clear jelly. To remove excess pepper liquid after the food processor, I pressed the peppers with the back of a spoon in a wire colander. If you've never made jelly, give this recipe a try and you'll be pleased with the results!
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2007
This recipe is so easy and wonderful! I've never made jelly before, but have made this jelly four times over the past several days.... and it turns out perfectly every time. The first batch was good, but not enough heat for me. For my subsequent batches I've upped the jalapeno peppers to 3 (for a little heat) and 4 for more heat. I left the seeds and ribs in. All the peppers get a whirl in my mini processor... and no straining is necessary. No turning of the jars is necessary either. It sets up wonderfully.
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2007
Yes, a very good pepper jelly. But, as written: the heat not very hot, the color not very red, and the smell/taste a little heavy on cider vinegar. Try this: FOR MORE HEAT:Use all ribs and a few of the seeds. Whirr 'til almost liquid. FOR NATURAL DEEP COLOR: Toss thick sliced fresh BEETS into the boil, to be fished out before decanting into the jars. FOR CLEANER PEPPER TASTE: Go 1/2 Cider 1/2 White Vinegar - Better. USE ONLY LIQUID PECTIN!!! Or suffer. Thanks for the recipe, very nice.
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2007
I've learned several things after making 5 batches of the jelly over the past four days (two batches failed; don't use canned jalepenos and don't do a double batch)! After LOTS of trial and error, I am very happy with my finished product. Here are a few tips. 1. use 1/2 cup finely chooped fresh jalepenos with the seeds from 2 (or more!)of the peppers 2. use 1 cup bell pepper and process both peppers in a food processor (I didn't drain mine) 3. add about 1 T crushed red pepper and 5-8 shakes of cayenne pepper while you are cooking the jelly (it doesn't make it too hot, just gives it a nice kick) 4. Don't alter the sugar/vinegar amounts or you may end up with botulism (or just ungelled jelly!) I used 1 1/2 packages of sure jell with my jelly. I don't usually like hot food, but I love the jelly on wheat thins with cream cheese. My husband thought this sounded AWFUL, but is now a devotee! I am giving it as a gift with another jelly along with recipes (look on this site for some pepper jelly recipe ideas). Good luck!
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2007
Very good. Mine didn't set quite as firmly as I would have liked, but the peppers stayed suspended- no turning required. The color was also very deep so I didn't bother with the food coloring. My husband and I ate some last night with cream cheese and crackers and it was tasty- a little too sweet and not enough hot, but I think I can tweak it next time.
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Reviewed: Dec. 18, 2007
Excellent!! I used 5 Jalapeno peppers and 1 1/2 red peppers and minced in my food processor and added some of the seeds from the peppers. Giving as gifts for Christmas in baskets I made that will included a wine jelly recipe from this site and a cherry-strawberry jam. I cant elaborate enough how AWESOME this Jalapeno jelly is on crackers with cream cheese-SO good!
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Reviewed: Dec. 18, 2007
Can't say enough good things about this recipe. I am the newest of newbie canners and I followed the instructions from a previous review. I have only one additional tip for people handling jalapenos. When you are getting out the seeds and veins from the jalapeno be sure to use gloves (or I use ziploc baggies if I don't have gloves). I then cut the japs in half and peel out the stuff with my fingernails...much easier this way, but if you don't have gloves on you may have hot stuff infused in your hands for 2 days.
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Reviewed: Dec. 15, 2007
The first time I made this, I followed the recipe exactly. When finished, I tasted a hint of jalapeno, a lot of sweet, and it had the strong smell/taste of cider vinegar. Not to give up easily, I tried the recipe again. Thinking this shoould have more of a savory taste, even though it is jelly, I made the following adjustments. 1. I used white wine vinegar 2. I simmered a coarsely chopped white onion and 6 cloves of garlic along with 1 tsp crushed red pepper, 1 tsp pickling spice, and 1 tsp whole peppercorns in the vinegar mixture for 30 minutes, then drained off the solids and reserved the cooking liquid. 3. I checked the remaining volume of liquid and added enough white wine vinegar to make exactly 2 cups. I added 1 cup of water. 4. I added the red and green pepper and simmered for 30 minutes until the peppers were "cooked". 5. I added the sugar and continued to simmer mixture until all the sugar was dissolved. 6. I brought the mixture to a rolling boil for one full minute, added the pectin, and stirred until all the pectin was dissolved. 7. I shut off the heat, let sit for 2-3 minutes, then filled my sterilized jars. 8. I processed the filled jars in a hot water bath for 30 minutes to remove any remaining air from the jars. Upon removing the jars from the simmering water, they promptly sealed themselves within 30 minutes. On tasting this revised recpie, my son said it was "the bomb" and that he wanted only the new recipe from now on.
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Reviewed: Dec. 14, 2007
I made this last year and was so proud of myself--homemade jelly! It was super easy, very pretty, and mighty tasty, too. I used two jalepenos, two habeneros, and two cherry peppers. I scooped out the skins and seeds, and ground them up in the food processor but used only half the mixture. As a result, it wasn't hot enough this year (last year it was perfect!). I'm glad I read the advice about watching the vinegar too--i set the burner on medium high until it boiled and then I turned it down to medium. Thanks for this great recipe!
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Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2007
Very good. I saved the seeds and the white veins from the peppers and put them in a piece of cheese cloth to boil along with the peppers to add a little more heat. After the peppers were cooked I just took it out. It worked perfectly. During the final stages of cooking I added a little food coloring a suggested by other reviewers. Looks very pretty. I also flipped the jars as suggested to evenly distribute the peppers throughout the jelly. I also wanted to use a variety of bell peppers and couldn't find them fresh so I used frozen. I thawed them, used a processor to chop them into smaller pieces and then squeezed out excess liquid.
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Reviewed: Dec. 10, 2007
This recipe was really pretty and delightful to give as a gift. The first batch I made was not hot at all so I would recommend putting in all the jalepeno seeds the first time and scaling down from there unless yo want not-hot pepper jelly. I tried the turning trick but it was only partly successful as the jelly set up really fast. The most time consuming aspect of this recipe is preparing the peppers, which I had to do by hand (no food processer for me!). I will definately be making this again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 10, 2007
This is a great recipe for pepper jelly. I would have preferred a bit more heat, but that is very dependant upon the peppers used. I took the advice of other reviewers and added about 1/2 tsp red food coloring...it looks very pretty in the jars. I made six 1/2 pint jelly jars. Great for gifts around the holidays.
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Reviewed: Dec. 9, 2007
Add me to the list! This recipe is perfect. It isn't "hot", just sweet and yummy. If you want to save the step of spreading cream cheese on crackers, simply spread your jelly over a brick of softened cream cheese and leave a spreading knife for your guests. Alas, I do canning so infrequently I forget the steps - so big thanks for the notes by TERI MC from Jan 07. Perfect!
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Reviewed: Dec. 8, 2007
This turned out so well. I love the taste and how it looks in the jars. This will make a great little gift for my friends for Christmas!
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