Freezing jalapeno peppers whole

Learn how to freeze jalapeños so that you can stock up on a great sale or save what you have for another time. It's a great way to save time and money and give your recipes a kick

Jalapenos are one of those peppers that enhances and brings the heat to whatever meal you are cooking. If you stocked up on loads of jalapenos, either they were on sale or you harvested a bunch and you have more than you can use at a given time, how

When you have more jalapenos peppers than you can use this quick guide for freezing is all you need.

I love jalapeno peppers, and my favorite way to eat them is stuffed with cream and cheddar cheeses. Jalapeno poppers are typically grilled or fried. Grilling them is not always convenient, and I rarely fry anything for health reasons: physical health and mental health (for the mess frying makes). I came up with my own version that can be baked while still keeping a bit of the crunch that comes from frying. Angi at Schneider Peeps (one of my favorite blogs) asked me to share how to make them…

Jalapenos and other green peppers fall into an unusual category: vegetables that you do not need to blanch before you freeze them. You could simply pop whole jalapenos into the freezer and hope for the best, but your results will not be nearly as good as if you take a few minutes to prepare the ...

Are you looking for the ultimate methods to store jalapenos? Well, I've got the answers right here. Check out these easy-to-do ways to store your peppers for a long time.

If you have an excess of jalapeños from your garden, I have some delicious ideas of what to do with jalapeños in order to use them all.

Learn how to store jalapenos so you can eat them at any meal. These tips and recipes ensure that your favorite peppers never go bad!

Learn The Difference Between Red and Green Jalapeños. The biggest difference between these two peppers is simply age. They are the same pepper, just a green jalapeño is picked early in the ripening process, while a red jalapeño is left on the vine to mature. During the ripening, jalapeños, like other chilies, turn red.

You can preserve both fresh or roasted poblano peppers by freezing them. There are a few ways to freeze them, and many more ways to cook with them once they're thawed.