So, how hot is a Jalapeno pepper? The average Jalapeno Scoville ranks between 2,500 to 8,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). If you’re unfamiliar with this heat rating system, that might … Read more
When buying Jalapeno peppers, do you ever wonder if you can start growing Jalapeño plants from the fresh seeds inside those chilies? Jalapeno seeds aren’t hard to come by, but … Read more
Wondering when to pick Jalapenos? These peppers are typically harvested when they’re dark green and about 3 inches long. You can also collect Jalapenos when red if you want a … Read more
Jalapeno peppers are one of the most popular and sought-after chillies around. You can grow your own jalapeños so you can try different varieties, like the Purple Jalapeno, and have an unlimited supply all year long! Read on to learn the basics of growing these delicious peppers.
(This is part 1 of a recipe. When you’re finished, be sure to make the jalapeno sauce recipe that goes with these peppers.) I love chiles rellenos. One of my … Read more
Jalapeno peppers varieties come in so many colors, heat levels and growth periods that give you unlimited options for growing chiles. For example, you can grow Jalapenos that are hotter than the average jalapeno pepper, or grow chiles that create a color explosion in your garden. Read on to learn about some of the most popular Jalapeno varieties.
Use this jalapeno sauce recipe to top the stuffed jalapeno peppers from the last post. This sauce, along with a bit of shredded cheese, will make it even better. Ingredients … Read more