Help I have toooooo many peppers!!!

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oldcountrygirl

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Nov 10, 2011
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North FL
My pepper have done amazing this year. I will be picking them again tomorrow as it is going to get in the 30's (I hate cold) I get a 5 gal bucket almost every time I pick. Please I need some recipes or ways to smoke. Thanks for the help!!!

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If you can get a hold of Squrriel here she makes her own dried peppers and jellies too I think. Maybe you could pm her and she can tell you what to do with some of them. Or you could tell us where you are and maybe share some with your new SMF buddies.
 
Pepper jelly or chipotle powder or you own version of hot sauce.
 
Smoked stuffed bell peppers are good, ABT's out of the jalapenos or make some pepper jelly using about any of it.
 
Dehydrate them for sure! I'm still getting batches of cayenne and jalapeno. I'm drying the cayenne and smoking the jalapeno to dry for chipotle in adobo sauce (that get's canned). Pepper jelly is a good option as well if you like that sort of thing. Whatever you do, don't let those beauties go to waste!
 
Thanks everyone, I should have said that I have made bottle of pepper sauce, hot pepper relish, pepper jelly, used them in my pear relish, sweet hot pickled pepper rings.Squirrel please share with me how to smoke the jalapeno for chipotle in adobo sauce!!! Thanks again
 
dried is always a good choice but you could always simmer in water, garlic and onion and then make a puree, then put into ice cube trays and freeze. then into freezer bags for when ever you need some.
 
If your in N FL I hope you have frost/freeze protection for the next couple nights.
 
I saved two of my Banana Pepper plants, but lost one and also lost my last Pablano pepper. I usually give the extras away at times. Doing up my last 4 pablano's tonight.
 
Smoked and dried make awesome powder! I did some cayannes that way, just sliced them in half and cut the stem off, placed in my WSM at 250° with mesquite for 3 hrs., then into a dehydrator or in my case a 150° oven untill they are completely dry. After that I just tossed them in my $2 coffee grinder/spice mill and ran them till they were powder, made the best damn chilli powder ever! About 1/4 C of finished powder for 1 lb. or so of fresh peppers.
 
I did the same w/ two bags of scotch bonnets. 3/4 of a pint of hell in a jar.
 
Yes it was a wonderful pepper year...

you can make chili rellenos.

Excelent recipe---> http://www.peoplesguide.com/1pages/chapts/food/recipe/main/rellenos.html

Made them for the first time this year an then used da Vacume sealer an froze meal size portions

of da grilled skinned cheese filled peppers. an then when your ready remove from bag

roll in flour an dip in da egg an den fry dem suckers up YUM YUM

another sucess was Jalapeño poppers.. froze them on parchment paper an then again

vacume sealer an back in da freezer

and of corse STUFFED green peppers with wild rice an ground beef filled with herbs an spices

then cooked in homemade tomatoe soup. put them into serving size bouls an froze

then out of da boul an again VACUME SEALER TO DA RESQUE.

never thought we would ever use all dem peppers we had...

now I wish would have even had more.

woops EDIT:

almost forgot... Beer Batter Deep Fried GREEN PEPPERS

those to can be cut dipped in batter an frozen den off to da vacume selaer

wonderful winter Movie time snack for any cold winter evening.
 
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