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preservation · Best in summer

Pickled Jalapeños

Time20 min + overnight
DifficultyEasy
Serves16
Seasonsummer
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Sliced jalapeños in a quick pickle brine that are ready in 24 hours and last six months in the fridge. Better than store-bought — crisper, fresher flavor, and you control the heat by leaving seeds in or out.

Ingredients

🌱 From Your Homestead

  • fresh jalapeños (1 lb)
  • garlic (4 cloves)

🛒 From the Store

  • white vinegar
  • water
  • sugar
  • salt
  • cumin (1/2 tsp)
  • peppercorns

How to Make It

  1. Gather your ingredients: fresh jalapeños (1 lb), garlic (4 cloves), white vinegar, water, sugar, and the rest.
  2. Prep your homestead ingredients — wash, chop, and measure: fresh jalapeños (1 lb), garlic (4 cloves).
  3. Wear gloves when slicing jalapeños — or at absolute minimum wash your hands twice before touching your face. The capsaicin transfers invisibly and doesn't announce itself until you rub your eye 20 minutes later.
  4. Cook for approximately 20 min + overnight. Adjust to taste and serve 16 portions.
  5. Plate, enjoy, and share with your household!
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