This homemade Jalapeño Jelly is so flavorful! It tastes like a fancy jelly you would find at Williams-Sonoma or Harry and David. *This recipe makes 6 half pint jars with approximately 16 (1 Tbsp) servings in each jar. In food processor, finely chop peppers. Place peppers in large pot with vinegar, salt and sugar. Boil for 10 minutes stirring often.
Hot pepper jelly recipe versus mild pepper jelly. If you prefer no heat at all, just leave out the jalapeno peppers and relace that number of peppers with a bit more green bell peppers or other colored sweet pepper that you enjoy. Before making the jalapeno jelly, I like to sterilize my canning jars first; 6 8-ounce canning jars.
This homemade Jalapeño Jelly is so flavorful! It tastes like a fancy jelly you would find at Williams-Sonoma or Harry and David. *This recipe makes 6 half pint jars with approximately 16 (1 Tbsp) servings in each jar. In food processor, finely chop peppers.
Refrigerate jalapeño jelly and enjoy within 10 days, or freeze for up to 4 months. To Can Pepper Jelly: Pour jelly into sterilized jars. Wipe the rims of the jars clean and secure with rings and new lids that have been washed in warm soapy water. Process in a water bath canner for 10 minutes (or longer for high altitude—see notes above).