How do you can jalapeno and salsa peppers?

Question

What liquid do you can them with?

How did your garden do this year?

Mine is producing bumper crops of peppers tomatoes and cucumbers the size of a baseball bat....not really but they are big!! lol

Answer 1

Here is a link for you....salsa peppers you can simply grind in a blender and then freeze it in baggies...You can also if you have some spare ice trays..fill each cubicle up with ground peppers   then freeze..then take them out and freeze them in baggies..this way you do not have to thaw out a whole baggy of peppers to make a little salsa..you can simply take the baggie out and pull one frozen cube at a time out...These ice trays will never be good again for ice though..unless you want flaming ice lol..the dollar store sells 3 trays for 1.00 easily disposable after the season is over..or saved for the next season...I also hang alot of my cayennes out to dry to use for fresh ground cayenne pepper later on..I smoke my red jalepenos on a smoker awhile and then hang them out too..this is called "chipoltes"...

My cayennes drying..

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Answer 2

Looks like pcbeachrat knows his stuff. I have a small garden that just gave birth Monday to a beautiful tomato and today I will pick the first zucchini. The cukes and peppers are loaded with blossoms and little veggie "buds". My friend cans peppers and she has the same recipe as beachrat. One thing though, wear gloves when you're cleaning the peppers for canning, I helped her once and I told her I didn't need gloves when she offered them. The tips of my fingers burned for days : )

Answer 3

$.89 a can at the grocery store

garden?? I love garden vegetables but I just dont have the time for them.

I have plenty of fertilizer though, perhaps we could trade a pickup load of horse manure for a basket of fresh tomatoes?