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Homemade Quick Pickled Hot Peppers

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  • Makes2 cups
Homemade pickled peppers

Homemade quick pickled peppers recipes (Back: Pickled banana peppers, jalapeno peppers and red chili peppers. Front: Pickled scotch bonnet peppers). (Photo: Roberto Caruso)

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Toss them on burgers, mix them into dips or snack on them right out of the jar. These easy hot pickles pack a powerful punch.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup white vinegar

  • 1/4 cup water

  • 1 tbsp granulated sugar

  • 1 tsp salt

  • garlic powder

  • jalapenos, sliced in half lengthwise

Instructions

  • BOIL vinegar with water, sugar, salt and garlic powder in a small saucepan until sugar dissolves.

  • PACK jalapenos into a clean 2-cup glass jar. Ladle hot vinegar mixture over the peppers until liquid reaches 1/2 in. below rim of jar. Wipe rim with a clean towel and secure lid on jar. Let stand at room temperature overnight. Use right away or refrigerate up to 1 month.

Nutrition (per tbsp)

Calories 3, Carbohydrates 1g, Sodium 30mg.

Three variations

Pickled red chilies recipe

Instead of jalapeno peppers, use 200 g red chili peppers. Add 3 shallots, cut in half, to jar along with chilies. Continue with recipe.

Pickled banana peppers recipe

Instead of jalapeno peppers, use 225 g banana peppers. Add 1 tbsp pickling spice to boiled vinegar mixture. Continue with recipe.

Pickled scotch bonnets recipe

Instead of jalapeno peppers, use 140 g Scotch bonnets. Add 4 bay leaves to jar along with peppers. Continue with recipe.

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