California Farm Pickled Mild Red Peppers
These are Italian red peppers, also called Carmen peppers, or “bullshorn” peppers. They are as long as my hand, look like a bulls horn. Mild peppers, kids love to snack on them fresh or pickled. Great on salads and in soups. Stays crunchy till next harvest when pickled.
California Farm Pickled Mild Red Peppers
These are Italian red peppers, also called Carmen peppers, or “bullshorn” peppers. They are as long as my hand, look like a bulls horn. Mild peppers, kids love to snack on them fresh or pickled. Great on salads and in soups. Stays crunchy till next harvest when pickled.
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Rinse, destem 1 pound of peppers, stuff in first jar whole or in rings that have been deseeded. Add two peeled garlic cloves. Repeat with second jar.
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Fill first jar with water to very rim, pour water into measuring cup, measure exactly, (probably 500 milliliters). Now, fill sauce pan with 500 milliliters apple cider vinegar, add 3% of weight in sugar, (15 grams), add 3% of weight in seasalt (15 grams). Bring to rolling boil, pour over peppers. Close lid tight. Put jars in 194F degree water in deep pan, 2” water on top of jars, boil 15 minutes, let cool in waterbath. Test vacuum, label and date.
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If closed, put in fridge. If loose, eat. Fermentation will take a few weeks to alter the flavor to crunchy, sweet and sour. Enjoy.
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Note: if you want a slight hint of spicyness, pack one or two shishito or kashmiri peppers in each jar, they have the lowest spicyness above zero, and impart a tangyness to the sweet peppers while they ferment together.
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