easy homemade hot pepper jelly

Author of this recipe: Randy Gershenson

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Easy Homemade Hot Pepper Jelly | Spicy Treats Recipe | Kitchen Fun | Hot Sauce

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  1. ### Easy Homemade Hot Pepper Jelly Recipe
  2. Creating your own hot pepper jelly is an exciting kitchen project that adds a zesty kick to sandwiches, cheese platters, or as a dip. This recipe will guide you through making a delectable, homemade hot pepper jelly with step-by-step instructions and SEO-friendly tips.
  3. #### Ingredients:
  4. - 1 cup red bell peppers, roasted and chopped
  5. - 2 cups yellow bell peppers, chopped
  6. - 4 jalapeño peppers, stemmed and seeded (for milder jelly, leave seeds in)
  7. - 1 cup white vinegar
  8. - 1/3 cup water
  9. - 1 package (6 oz) powdered pectin
  10. - 1 tablespoon lemon juice
  11. - 2 teaspoons sugar
  12. - 1 teaspoon salt
  13. #### Equipment:
  14. - Large pot
  15. - Ladle
  16. - Wooden spoon
  17. - Funnel (optional)
  18. - Sterilized jelly jars and lids
  19. ### Step-by-Step Guide:
  20. #### 1. Prepare the Peppers
  21. Start by roasting your red bell peppers under the broiler or over an open flame until charred. This step softens the peppers while adding a smoky flavor to the jelly.
  22. **Tip:** For a quick method, you can use a grill or toaster oven instead of direct heat.
  23. #### 2. Blend Ingredients
  24. In a large pot, combine the chopped red and yellow bell peppers with white vinegar and water. Bring this mixture to a boil over medium-high heat.
  25. **Keyword Tip:** Use a kitchen assistant robot like the Instant Pot for faster preparation if available.
  26. #### 3. Add Pectin and Other Ingredients
  27. Once boiling, mix in powdered pectin, lemon juice, sugar, and salt. Stir until well combined. Let it come to a full rolling boil that cannot be stirred down (boil vigorously for about one minute).
  28. **SEO Tip:** Include keywords like "full rolling boil" or "boiling vigorously."
  29. #### 4. Fill Jars
  30. Using a ladle, carefully fill sterilized jelly jars leaving some headspace as per the jar’s instructions.
  31. #### 5. Seal and Process
  32. Wipe off any spills from the jars’ rims with a clean cloth. Place lids on top and screw bands onto the jars tightly but not too tight. Process these in boiling water for about 10 minutes to ensure they seal properly.
  33. **Pro Tip:** For an extra layer of safety, you can also process them in a pressure canner if available.
  34. #### 6. Storage
  35. After processing, remove jars from the water and allow to cool undisturbed overnight. Check seals by pressing the center; it should be concave and not give when pressed. Store sealed jars in a dark, dry place for up to one year.
  36. ### Conclusion:
  37. Making homemade hot pepper jelly is straightforward with these steps. It’s a great way to enjoy fresh flavors from your garden or local farmers market. Experiment with different types of peppers for varied heat levels and unique flavor profiles. Happy canning!
  38. **Note:** Always follow safety guidelines when handling hot peppers and working with jars to avoid burns or injuries.

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Nutrition Information

CaloriesN/A kcal
FatN/A g
CarbohydratesN/A g
ProteinN/A g

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