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How To Can Pimento Peppers

>27 February 2009 2,730 views

cooking-001-mediumNeed a good recipe for canning Pimento’s? Well, here’s a great one that I got from my good friend Addy:

Pimento Peppers (1/2 pt. or 4 oz jars)

Wash peppers; cut out core and remove seeds. Pack as many as can fit into jars. Cook at 5-10 lbs pressure for 30 min; or Hot Water Bath for 45-60 min.

No need to add water to the jars. The juices from the peppers will be pulled out during processing.

4 Comments »

  • Mary said:

    Do these taste like the commercial brand Dromedary pimento’s? I would love to can them since I use so many of the purchased variety.

  • Kendra at New Life On A Homestead (author) said:

    Mary, I can’t tell the difference between the home canned pimentos and the store bought when in a recipe.

  • Mary said:

    Thanks so much, I’m looking forward to canning these. Are the plants prolific or will I need to plant a half dozen to have enough to can. I would like to have at least 18 half pints before the season is over plus what I will use over the summer.

    I also found a rotel recipe that I will be canning.

    Thanks again,
    Mary

  • Kendra at New Life On A Homestead (author) said:

    Mary,

    How much you are able to harvest depends on so many variables. I’d say play it safe and plant more than you think you need. This year I planted a dozen pimento pepper plants. We’ll see how it goes!

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