I made candied jalapenos aka "Cowboy Candy" here in the past. Click HERE for the original recipe with step-by-step instructions. I ate or gave away my stock so it was time to make more. I wanted to change it up a little and this time, adding a layer of flavor so I added fresh ginger to the recipe. I love the Asian ginger influence mixed with the Texas taste of the jalapenos. I cooked fresh ginger, about a 3" long piece, peeled and chopped, in with the vinegar, sugar and spice mixture. I strained it all before adding the jalapeƱos.
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Eat This: Gingered Sweet Pickled Jalapenos aka "Cowboy Candy"
I made candied jalapenos aka "Cowboy Candy" here in the past. Click HERE for the original recipe with step-by-step instructions. I ate or gave away my stock so it was time to make more. I wanted to change it up a little and this time, adding a layer of flavor so I added fresh ginger to the recipe. I love the Asian ginger influence mixed with the Texas taste of the jalapenos. I cooked fresh ginger, about a 3" long piece, peeled and chopped, in with the vinegar, sugar and spice mixture. I strained it all before adding the jalapeƱos.
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