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Chili Pepper Jam

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A sweet, slightly spicy, savory jam. Excellent served with curries, barbecued meats, fried rice, cheese, eggs and bacon…with nearly everything.

Ingredients

  • 2 whole Brown Onions
  • 2 whole Red Or Yellow Peppers (capsicums)
  • 8 cloves Garlic
  • 3 whole Red Chilies
  • ⅓ cups Balsamic Vinegar
  • 3 Tablespoons Lemon Juice
  • 2 Tablespoons Fish Sauce
  • 2 teaspoons Salt

Preparation

In a food processor mix the peeled onions, seeded peppers and garlic cloves until pulpy.

Pour into heavy based saucepan.

Add the rest of the ingredients. I add the chillies whole.

Boil on low for about 2 hours. When you take a teaspoon of it out and spread on a cool plate it should be ‘jammy’ (thickened slightly).

Pour into sterilized jars. It makes two regular sized jam jars.

NOTES:

*I often use green, yellow or red peppers and they all work well.

*If you don’t have fresh chilies, you can use dried whole chilies. I leave them in the jam whole because it looks nice and adds more flavour..

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BennMary on 8.18.2009

This looks awesome! I am a canning freak right now, so I am going to try this — Thanks!

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jeanmarie on 8.16.2009

I can’t wait to try this – Looks amazing, and exactly what I want to put on a grilled chicken sandwich!!

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Bindi on 8.11.2009

I will add a better picture next time I make a batch. This one was taken a while ago to show my Mum what it looked like. It certainly isn’t pretty looking. But it is really tasty!

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