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Pickling Peppers.

9 years ago

This year I tried growing Jimmy Nardello peppers and was not disappointed. they are prolific producers! So, I have lot of peppers ripening and I thought I might try pickling some of them.
I think they are fantastic fresh (I haven't even gotten around to frying them yet), but I didn't know if they would pickle well.
Has anyone out there pickled this variety?

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digdirt2
9 years ago
Honestly you can pickle just about any peppers. It will change the flavor of course as well as the texture (softer) but that is true with any peppers.

You'll find all the discussions and info about pickling peppers over on the Harvest Forum here. It is the garden food preservation forum.

Also check the Peppers forum for additional info.

Dave
lkzz
9 years ago
Good for drying too...perhaps invest in a food dehydrator.

Use the 20% coupon offered by Bed, Bath and Beyond (Google it).

Here is a link that might be useful: Nesco Dehydrator
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