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Jalapeno Peach Jam?

9 years ago

I want to make a small batch of Jalapeno Peach Jam 6-8 half pint jars. Does anyone on this forum have a good recipe for Jalapeno Jam? I have searched the web but haven't found any that I really like. All of the recipes call for 1-4 jalapeno peppers seeded & deveined. I would like one that taste peachy but has more jalapeno peppers and heat. In other words a peach jam with a little kick.
Any information on this will be appreciated.

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2ajsmama
9 years ago
Go to Harvest and search for Peach Jam for a Cold Morning. It uses habs but you could use jalapenos.
2ajsmama
9 years ago
I just found this one - you's think Georgia would have one (NCHFP is at UGA) but it's from CO State Extension.

I think you could do without the pectin if you don't mind a slightly softer set. I don't use pectin in any of my peach or nectarine jams, just heat them with the sugar and let sit overnight, then reheat to boiling and can the next day.

Here is a link that might be useful: Peach Jalapeno Jam
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Auther
Original Author
9 years ago
Think you! , ajsmama.
seysonn
9 years ago
Few days ago I made some Italian Plum jam with Habanero.
Very tasty, indeed. Probably peach will be just as good.

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