16 oz.
Hot pepper jelly is entirely different from normal sweet jellies. It can be made from any combination of peppers such as green and red bell peppers, jalapenos, habaneros, and other varieties. People who like hot pepper jelly seem to be the daring types who don’t mind a bit of adventure in their lives. And, people who like hot pepper jelly are known to try it in or on a myriad of foods in order to intensity the flavor. The following is merely a partial list of some ideas for Stripling’s Hot Pepper Jelly:
• Put with cream cheese on fresh, toasted sourdough
• In an egg sandwich on bagel with cheese
• On top of a slice of cornbread—served warm or cold
• As a dip for broiled or baked tortilla slices
• On top of crab cakes
• Paired with cheddar, jack, gouda, or Swiss cheese on table water crackers
• Eaten straight out of the jar, devouring it along with the pita chips being used to scoop it out
Raspberry Hot Pepper Sauce
Ingredients:
1 cup of Raspberry Syrup
1 cup of Hot Pepper Jelly
1/4 tsp of corn starch
mix enough water to make a paste with corn starch
Directions:
In a small boiler mix the first two ingredients together and then slowly add corn starch mixture into the boiler. Bring to a slow boil for about 3 minutes. Serve with roasted venison, ham, duck, or turkey.