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Preserving (rec.food.preserving) Devoted to the discussion of recipes, equipment, and techniques of food preservation. Techniques that should be discussed in this forum include canning, freezing, dehydration, pickling, smoking, salting, and distilling.

pickled hot pepper rings



 
 
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Old 29-09-2003, 10:00 PM
Peggy
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HELPPPPP! I can't find my recipe. Does anyone out there have a good
canning recipe for pickled hot pepper rings that are hot as heck but
slightly on the sweet side?

Hope some dear person on this list can help me out. I've got half a
bushel of the little devils whining for my attention.

Cheers,
Peg (in New York's gorgeous Finger Lakes region — wine country!)

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Old 29-09-2003, 10:37 PM
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Peggy wrote:
HELPPPPP! I can't find my recipe. Does anyone out there have a good
canning recipe for pickled hot pepper rings that are hot as heck but
slightly on the sweet side?

Hope some dear person on this list can help me out. I've got half a
bushel of the little devils whining for my attention.

Cheers,
Peg (in New York's gorgeous Finger Lakes region — wine country!)


Ross's recipe for "Rings of Fire", posted here occasionally, are very
good. You might want to increase the sugar a little if you want them to
be sweet. Let's see if I can google the recipe...

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ews.golden.net

Name: Rings of Fire
Key Ingredient: Hot Peppers
Comments: These are great on hamburgers, hot dogs, subs, etc.

6 quarts, hot peppers
5 cups, vinegar
2-1/2 cups, water
6 Tbs. granulated sugar
6 Tbs. pickling salt

Cut hot peppers into rings about 1/4" thick. Combine remaining
ingredients in stainless steel pot and bring to boil, simmer for 5
minutes. Pack pepper pieces into hot, sterilized pint mason jars and
pour boiling liquid over, leaving 1/4" head space. Immediately, fit
lids and screwbands. Process in BWB 10 minutes. Allow to cool in
draft free location. Ready to use in approx. 3 weeks.



Best regards,
Bob

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Old 30-09-2003, 04:33 PM
Peggy
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Default pickled hot pepper rings

zxcvbob wrote:
Peggy wrote:

HELPPPPP! I can't find my recipe. Does anyone out there have a good
canning recipe for pickled hot pepper rings that are hot as heck but
slightly on the sweet side?

Hope some dear person on this list can help me out. I've got half a
bushel of the little devils whining for my attention.

Cheers,
Peg (in New York's gorgeous Finger Lakes region — wine country!)


Ross's recipe for "Rings of Fire", posted here occasionally, are very
good. You might want to increase the sugar a little if you want them to
be sweet. Let's see if I can google the recipe...

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ews.golden.net

Name: Rings of Fire
Key Ingredient: Hot Peppers
Comments: These are great on hamburgers, hot dogs, subs, etc.

6 quarts, hot peppers
5 cups, vinegar
2-1/2 cups, water
6 Tbs. granulated sugar
6 Tbs. pickling salt

Cut hot peppers into rings about 1/4" thick. Combine remaining
ingredients in stainless steel pot and bring to boil, simmer for 5
minutes. Pack pepper pieces into hot, sterilized pint mason jars and
pour boiling liquid over, leaving 1/4" head space. Immediately, fit
lids and screwbands. Process in BWB 10 minutes. Allow to cool in
draft free location. Ready to use in approx. 3 weeks.




Best regards,
Bob


Bingo! That looks like the right recipe to me. Thanks so much.
Peg

 




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