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8lbs of jalapenos stemmed and cored (leave seeds/cores in for more heat)
5 cups vinegar
2 cups lime juice
2 pounds wildflower honey.
a powerful blender

combine all ingredients in a pot, boil until soft. blend. reheat. bottle.

One of the best mild green sauces I've ever tasted.

If you wanna do a smaller batch-

1 lbs peppers
.625 c vinegar 2tbs+ .5 cup
..25c lime. 4 tbs
.25 lb honey. 5.3tbs


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Originally Posted by hanco
My jalapeños are doing pretty well, getting about a half a 5 gallon bucket every 4 days.

Anyone else like them? I love making poppers, cooking in pit with mesquite wood.



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Looking good, hanco. Mine have never gotten that tall.


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Originally Posted by FishinHank
8lbs of jalapenos stemmed and cored (leave seeds/cores in for more heat)
5 cups vinegar
2 cups lime juice
2 pounds wildflower honey.
a powerful blender

combine all ingredients in a pot, boil until soft. blend. reheat. bottle.

One of the best mild green sauces I've ever tasted.

If you wanna do a smaller batch-

1 lbs peppers
.625 c vinegar 2tbs+ .5 cup
..25c lime. 4 tbs
.25 lb honey. 5.3tbs


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Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by FishinHank
8lbs of jalapenos stemmed and cored (leave seeds/cores in for more heat)
5 cups vinegar
2 cups lime juice
2 pounds wildflower honey.
a powerful blender

combine all ingredients in a pot, boil until soft. blend. reheat. bottle.

One of the best mild green sauces I've ever tasted.

If you wanna do a smaller batch-

1 lbs peppers
.625 c vinegar 2tbs+ .5 cup
..25c lime. 4 tbs
.25 lb honey. 5.3tbs


8#'s ?



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Did you guys see the 8lbs and stop reading??? There is a 1lb batch at the bottom.

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I'm growing some sweet jalepenos this year. We've made some poppers with them, and I really like them. I don't care for a lot of heat in my food anyway, so these have worked out.

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Originally Posted by hanco
My jalapeños are doing pretty well, getting about a half a 5 gallon bucket every 4 days.

Anyone else like them? I love making poppers, cooking in pit with mesquite wood.



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How old are those plants?
I’ve never seen jalapeño plants that tall.







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Originally Posted by hanco
My jalapeños are doing pretty well, getting about a half a 5 gallon bucket every 4 days.

Anyone else like them? I love making poppers, cooking in pit with mesquite wood.



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Where do you get mesquite in east Texas? Asking for a friend.

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Originally Posted by lynntelk
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My jalapeños are doing pretty well, getting about a half a 5 gallon bucket every 4 days.

Anyone else like them? I love making poppers, cooking in pit with mesquite wood.



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Where do you get mesquite in east Texas? Asking for a friend.


If grocery stores in CA sell bags I’m sure TX groceries have it.







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I mix cream cheese and grated cheddar, split the peppers, remove the seeds and spine, and then fill with the cheese mixture.
I then wrap with bacon and bake for 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Very tasty!
There are some other recipes I’m going to try also.
An old timer once told me to stick a match in the dirt next to the pepper plant. He said they like the sulphur. Anyone else heard this?

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Nothing like a couple grilled jumbo jalapenos with a ribeye. Or ribs. Or chicken.

Trapper, I have heard that. Another one is epson salt. Either water them with it dissolved or, for more instant results, foliar feed. It kicks up the heat a notch.


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Originally Posted by Tyrone
Nothing like a couple grilled jumbo jalapenos with a ribeye. Or ribs. Or chicken.

Trapper, I have heard that. Another one is epson salt. Either water them with it dissolved or, for more instant results, foliar feed. It kicks up the heat a notch.


Interesting. I know I throw a tablespoon of epsom salt around my tomato plants once a week.

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Originally Posted by FishinHank
8lbs of jalapenos stemmed and cored (leave seeds/cores in for more heat)
5 cups vinegar
2 cups lime juice
2 pounds wildflower honey.
a powerful blender

combine all ingredients in a pot, boil until soft. blend. reheat. bottle.

One of the best mild green sauces I've ever tasted.

If you wanna do a smaller batch-

1 lbs peppers
.625 c vinegar 2tbs+ .5 cup
..25c lime. 4 tbs
.25 lb honey. 5.3tbs


I will try the one pound batch. How long will it last in the fridge before it goes bad?


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Originally Posted by JTrapper73
I mix cream cheese and grated cheddar, split the peppers, remove the seeds and spine, and then fill with the cheese mixture.
I then wrap with bacon and bake for 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Very tasty!
There are some other recipes I’m going to try also.
An old timer once told me to stick a match in the dirt next to the pepper plant. He said they like the sulphur. Anyone else heard this?

That's l how I like to make them except I grill them over indirect heat.


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Are they hot? I can't remember the last time I ate a proper jalapeno.


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Picked these from 12 plants year before last.

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Originally Posted by hanco
I split them, stuff with shrimp or small pieces of smoked brisket with cream cheese. Then wrap with bacon, cook on pit. Put Sweet Baby Rays seasoning on top sometimes.



Good!

I’ve also split little smokies sausages lengthwise and put a 1/2 slice inside each one with the cream cheese before wrapping with bacon.


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