Big Guy and I always have jalapenos in the garden. We love to make fresh foods in the summer inspired by this wonderful vegetable. When I first started canning, I tried to make jalapeno jelly to bridge into the colder months. It was a messy affair with chopped jalapeno pieces, green food dye and pectin from a tube. It was not horrible, but it was not visually pleasing unless your purpose was to make it obvious you were trying pepper jelly slathered over cream cheese. I searched through my cookbooks and realized that most recipes used pectin and food dye. So, I ventured to the internet and found my dream recipe at Simply Recipes. I won’t sugar coat it and say this recipe is less messy, but it uses granny smith apples as the pectin. Food dye? No! This recipe uses cranberries and a red pepper to add a nice hue. So, give it a try over cream cheese with crackers if you wish to be traditional. Or, better yet, use it as a glaze on your chicken or shrimp. You will not be disappointed!
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