Cowgirl candy recipe with pineapple

A zesty homemade relish combining sweet pineapple and spicy jalapeños, perfect for canning and adding tropical heat to any dish.

This Pineapple Cowboy Candy recipe combines the sweetness of pineapple with the heat of jalapeños, creating a delicious condiment perfect for any meal.

pineapple cowboy candy pepper jelly

Slice jalapenos. Mix cider vinegar, sugar, and mustard seed to a low boil. Reduce for 5 minutes to a simmer. Add jalapenos. Simmer for 5 minutes more. Load hot sterilized...

This new jar has the makings of a Hawaiian pizza with Canadian bacon, a quick blend or chop and you have a great quick relish for hamburgers, or just a great appetizer with cream cheese and crackers.

Unlock the exciting flavors of Pineapple Cowboy Candy! This unique concoction combines the tropical sweetness of pineapple with the zesty heat of jalapeños. Preserved in a tangy syrup, this recipe is perfect for those who adore a sweet yet spicy kick in their meals. Easy to prepare and delightful to taste, this cowboy candy makes an excellent addition to cheeses, meats, or as a standalone snack. Dive into this simple guide to create your own jars of this flavorful treat.

If you like pepper jelly served over cream cheese on crackers, you will love Cowboy Candy. The sugary sweet syrup/brine is the perfect complement to the heat of the jalapenos. When my friend, Diane, at Canning and Cooking at Home made these, I knew I wanted to try it for myself. I have pickled jalapenos and made pepper jelly of all types, but Cowboy Candy was a first for me. So glad I tried it! Tropical Cowboy Candy - for an awesome "twist" try adding 1/2 the can of the juice (about 1/2 cup)…

There are recipes all over the internet for something called “Cowboy Candy”. This recipe is pretty much the same thing – it’s just that I’m a lady, I’m the one w…

Cowboy Candy is the perfect little bite of sweet and spicy. Once you try it, you will want to have a jar on hand at all times!

My Version of Rainbow Cowboy Candied Peppers Use same recipe for regular Cowboy Candy with Jalapenos Yields approximately 6 pint ja...