Hot Pepper Jelly! ~ Dinner Party Tonight 

What a gorgeous finished product and so simple! The color is really beautiful.

I just discovered at a recent Christmas that red pepper jelly is delicious with sausage balls.

You can use hot pepper jelly with limas and corn (frozen is fine) to make a quick skillet soucatash!! Just saute with 2 tablespoons each butter and oil, season with sea salt and fresh ground pepper. Add 2 tablespoons of the jelly and stir in until melted. Serve.🤓🤓🤓

Pepper Jelly is freeking delicious! Period. Tks Randy and DPT team! 😘

The most important thing I took away from watching your video compared to others you say you want to boil it, you want it to reduce it, bring it to a rolling boil until it thickens I made 4 successful jelly’s after taking your advice to heart. I only started making jams and jelly a couple years ago during the pandemic. Your advice was Direct and to the point for success. Thank you.

Pepper jelly is soooo good. Highly underrated condiment.

Where have you been hiding! Just happened to have found your channel looking for hot pepper jelly. Thanks so much for your originality and humor. At first I was a little baffled but then I was able to follow along with a huge smile. Love making jellies looking for inspiration and affirmation on not adding pectin. New sub, and I look forward to binging.

Since late autumn, I have been accumulating canning equipment, including jars, lids, bands. Come spring, I will switch to prepper mode and I'm going to can, can, can (because I Kahn) ... including meat and fish. I'm a Stonewall Kitchen devotee ... with cream cheese ... I can't take the heat. When I worked part-time in Produce, my Mexican customers loved to laugh at me when in horror I watched them eat raw habaneros ... You heard me. RAW! Onion-Garlic jelly is also good. Somewhere, I have an old old recipe for just garlic jelly. You infuse a shit-load of garlic in hot vinegar ... and from that you make a jelly. OMG ... Makes the best cold-pork sandwich. Thanks for posting.

Thank you for this! Love pepper jelly, but never saw it demonstrated. ❤

00:30-00:34: My thoughts, exactly. I’ve heard of red pepper jelly, but never tried it. Looking forward to this vlog!

YUM! making!

exactly what I needed today! I made bacon onion jam and love to mix it with hot pepper jelly for my relish tray. Thank you!

I tried making the recipe again and this time using sugar it turned out perfectly. Next time I will add a little more heat to it for my liking. Thanks for the recipe it’s yummy 👍.

Ooh the hotter the better! My youngest and I made some chilli plum chutney a little while back. But this looks great! And the jars. You really ought to be sponsored by some of these kitchen equipment people. I have lost track of the number of utensils I have bought on your recommendation. Haha. ❤

I didn't see you wash your hands after handling habaneros. Don't touch your parts. ....Pepper Jelly is the best! Thanks for honoring the late great Madeline Kahn. She was a brilliant comic (but oddly had a very serious personality per her bio). Love your amaryllis, too.

Omg! Watched this and made it the next l live in northern Arizona and we are inundated with snow right now, so this was a fun and yummy distraction. (This would and will be amazing for Christmas gifts using green and red bell peppers (many months from now). LOVE IT..and sincerely love watching your videos, your dogs, your crew and your precious gift of cooking. You inspire me with every video…

Hot 🌶️ jelly is awesome! 👍😘😘

I really liked your video you now have a new follower and I will make you jelly in a day or two 👍

Fantastic!!!!! Can this be processed in a hot water bath?

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Greetings, Any other suggestions for the hot peppers? Cheers 🍷

Randy what brand is that copper pot? I really like it.

I tried using stevia for the first time rather than sugar and I got a crazy amount of foam compared to using sugar and it never really thickened up like sugar does. So I added 2 packs of liquid pectin and it still looks questionable if it doesn’t set up properly I will just make it again and toss the bag of stevia in the garage. I tried it in something else and it to was questionable compared to using sugar because I to made two batches of that one with sugar one with stevia. Has anyone else had a bad or questionable experience using stevia making jams or jellies or anything else? I would appreciate any feedback thanks.