Re: : Re: [CH] Mild (no heat) Jalepenos

Luke Speer (lukasz@midcoast.com.au)
Tue, 27 Mar 2001 20:38:34 +1000

Gary Allen wrote:
danceswithcarp asked:
I haven't figured out how they crispy-pickle the jalapenos while still
heat processing the jars; they are the Clausen's of canned peppers.  
Anyone got any ideas?
Many Japanese pickles have that crisp texture--IIRC, their pickles
often contain alum (potassium aluminum sulfate dodecahydrate).  Just a
theory, of course, not having seen the ingredient list...
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Luke in Oz replied:
My Mother makes a crisp Pickle from a American recipe for Pickled
Zuchini's (Courgettes)..
The trick is to Crisp them up by leaving them on Ice for a while, I
think I posted the Recipe to the list once sometime ago as It did have
Chiles in it..Also Horse Radish leaves and walnut leaves come into the
equation somewhere (Tannin)? in walnut leaves??