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recipes for chillies
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Hi,
If your hubby loves chillis as much as mine you could try 'pickling' them. All I do is put them in some normal malt vinegar but my Mum used to put them in lime juice. They can then be used on whatever he likes. I can't tell you how long they will last as they are never around for that long in my pantry! HTH x0 -
I would vouch for the sweet chilli jam receipe on the good food website. Very easy to make, have made 2 lots in the last week as red peppers, you need 8 of them, seem to be so cheap at the moment. Great for gift too!Sealed pot challenge member no 1057
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Once they go red you can dry them. I'm still using last years.I just threaded a piece of thick cotton through them and hung them up in the airing cupboard.
Am not sure what I am going to do this year as DH has a dozen plants -several varieties.
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Could you tell me how your husband grows them, is it outdoors? I tried to grow some this year but they never got over a few inches high!:o:(:dance:0 -
Unless you have a greenhouse, you need to start them off indoors until they can cope with being outside overnight.
I normally start mine off in April in a greenhouse (plastic-type one) and then move them out into the garden in a pot when they're well established and can cope at night without dying off.0 -
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Could you tell me how your husband grows them, is it outdoors? I tried to grow some this year but they never got over a few inches high!:o:(
We grow them indoors as we live on the edge of the Peak District and I don't think it's warm enough for them outside. Both spare bedroom window sills are full of chilli plants and he's just moved some downstairs in front of the patio doors in the dining room as they are now too tall for the window sills.
I suppose it's my fault as I bought him the packet of mixed chilli seeds.0 -
Wow thanks everyone!
I have used 3 in a chilli & coconut chutney/paste from bbc food website so will see what he thinks. Wold love to try chilli jam too, will have a look at the recipe for the next lot or chillis!
BTW-we just grew ours on our kitchen window sill as we didnt have a clue what we were menat to do but everything we try and grow outside gets eaten to death so stayed safe!!
Thanks again
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Hi Mrsjef
There are a couple of threads which should help
recipes for chillies
preserving chillis
nigellas chilli jam is easy, look it up - I am in a bit of a rush!
Hopefully my chilli plants will start to go crazy soon!:j:D
i'll merge this with the first link later
thanks
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Thanks for all the replies guys! I think I will try again with the chilli plants as my oh loves them!:D:dance:0
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Freeze them whole and use in whatever you like!!!Children are born with wings .... Teachers help them to flyOne day your life is going to flash in front of your eyes.... Make sure it's worth watching!!!!!0
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