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| I have three very healthy jalpaeno plants in my conservatory, but am unsure at what length to harvest them. Do other people have ideas on how to preserve..I saw a recipe for a chilli type paste, which I think might work..also how to pickle please? Thanks. J ![]() |
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| We are going to try drying the chillies first, grind down in a pestle and mortar, then start to add vegetable oil to make a paste. Have kept some very small jars. will sterilise them the same as for jam making and hopefully this will keep. Mind you this will be using hot chillies. The Jalpenos I intend to top them, blanche them, then stuff with Fetta cheese and pack them in Olive Oil. |
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| Hi Jane, You could try making harissa, this recipe was for hot chillis but you could make a lovey mild one with your jalapenos. Do they go red? most harissa recipes I've seen use red chillis but I've got a different recipe in a Sapnish cook book at home that uses green ones for a tangy-er taste.
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