Quick Pickled Jalapenos
Quick pickled jalapenos are a life saver for jalapeno fans that want pickled jalapenos right now! These pickled jalapeños are ready for use in all of your recipes in under an hour.
STUFF
Happy Monday! Did you have a good weekend? I did. My birthday was yesterday and we spent the weekend at our property in Lakeland. We ate dinner at a restaurant with an outdoor pet friendly area so we were able to take McFluff with us. Then we came home, Ken built a fire and we sat by the fire until we couldn’t take the massive attack of mosquitos any longer. Sunday we had lunch at one of our favorite spots in Lakeland – The Red Top Pit Stop. You can check out the crazy pulled pork burger I had over on my Instagram page.
I have a love affair with jalapenos and I like to eat them in everything and even as the core of a dish. Jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese, wrapped in bacon and grilled is one of the BEST appetizers ever! I totally need to post my recipe on my blog soon because I think you will love it.
For now, we will swoon over these quick pickled jalapenos.
So about dees jalapenos. I made these quick pickled jalapenos a couple weeks ago and I’ve already used them in 19372903737 recipes. I also ate them straight outta the jar. They’re that damn good.
RECIPE TIPS AND INFO
A few of the recipes I’ve used them in:
- breakfast bowl
- taco bowl
- savory oatmeal
- blackened shrimp and smoked gouda grits (recipe on my blog soon!)
- grilled blackened haddock and smoked gouda grits
Other things you could use them on:
- pizza
- macaroni and cheese
- tacos
- chili
- nachos
- spoonful to mouth
They’re super easy to make and only require one jar – no mixing bowls or pots to clean! I used an 8oz mason jar to make my pickled jalapenos but you can use any type of jar – a pickle jar, olive jar, etc. Just make sure it’s large enough to hold all ingredients.
Quick Pickled Jalapenos
To remove the seeds from the jalapeno: slice off the tops of the jalapenos and remove the seeds with a jalapeno corer or with a slim knife.Quick Pickled Jalapenos
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 10
Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 9 Total Fat: 0g Saturated Fat: 0g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 176mg Carbohydrates: 1g Net Carbohydrates: 0g Fiber: 0g Sugar: 1g Sugar Alcohols: 0g Protein: 0g
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My husband would love these! Thanks for sharing your recipe with us on Creative K Kids’ Tasty Tuesday – I look forward to seeing what you create next week!
Hmm, I love the idea of including this in mac and cheese! What a great recipe for jalapeño pickles! Thanks for sharing and happy Fiesta Friday!
We have so many jalapenos in our garden every year, this is a great recipe to try! Hope you have a great weekend and thanks so much for sharing your post with us at Full Plate Thursday!
Miz Helen
How I love pickles <3 . You picture are mouthwatering and for all the lovely ideas to use them!
YUMMYYYYYYY!! I love Jalapenos — can’t wait to try pickling my own! Thank you for sharing with #HomeMattersParty!
I love garlic pickled chilli and these look great! The color is beautiful! :)
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These look delish! It combines two of my favorites – pickled things and jalapeños!
Hi This Gal I made it! Jalapeño deliciousness. I added the garlic in step 2. I also reused some previously used jalapeños from infusing tequila so the pickles also have a tequila flavor too pretty yummy. I just ate the pickles with a poblano enchilada and beans
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Hi Marc!
Thank you for leaving a comment to let me know you enjoyed the recipe. I appreciate it!
Great food photos. It looks so good.
How long are these good in the frig?
How long will they keep?
For at least a month.
I’m making pepper jelly and it calls for 3 whole medium Jalapeno peppers. I want to use the sliced ones in a jar. Do you know how man tablespoons, cups, etc. I would use to equal 3 medium peppers? Thank you
I’m lost. How do you get 3/4 cup of water and 3/4 cup of vinegar into an 8 oz jar?
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Hi Julie, this was my first attempt at pickled peppers and your recipe looked the best to me. So, I made them and am so glad I did, they are great. I dissolved the sugar and salt in the vinegar/water separately though. I’m ready to try a batch with a bit more sugar just to see how that effects them (not that they aren’t already delicious). I’ve also found that they improve after a few days in the brine. Thank you Julie!