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Old 20-04-2008, 10:29 AM
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Default Chilli

I need to know how to preserve chilli for future use - can anyone help me.
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Old 20-04-2008, 11:12 AM
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proberly somewhere it can dry out.
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Old 20-04-2008, 12:31 PM
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Hi smee,
I made a few batches of Chilli jam with my chillies, great for adding to sauces & stews etc & easy to make; de-seed & remove the white membrane from your chillies [remember NOT to touch your eyes, that hurts ] slice or chop finely, place in a pan with an equal amount of sugar, you can also add a little ginger and garlic also chopped finely. Add an equal amount [by weight] of sugar and bring slowly to a simmer. place a saucer in the freezer and when you think the chillie syrup is thickening get the saucer out of the freezer and place half a teaspoon of syrup on it, leave for a minute or three and the push it sideways on the saucer with your finger; if it wrinkles the chillie jam is ready to be placed into a warm clean steralised jar [I use kilner] keeps for over a year in a cool dark place, makes lovely xmas pressies too
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Old 20-04-2008, 12:59 PM
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You can freeze them for future use, or you can use a needle and thread and string them together through the calyx end and hang them in a dry position eg Kitchen (Not in direct sunlight) and they will dry for future use.

You could use the search facility and type in chilli and see what you come up with as I think they have been preserved in jars before.
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