The BEST Cowboy Candy Recipe!!

[@lisaallen835]

Thanks Mama Hoss! I can't wait to try this!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hope you enjoy

[@citylotgardening6171]

Very easy recipe and great video thanks for sharing 👍

[@gardeningwithhoss]

My pleasure 😊

[@crystalpatten7413]

Mama hoss yes you was reading my mind cowboy candy is so good we add a little onion too love it on everything add it too some cream cheese and got a wonderful dip.. thank you for sharing love it

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Oh yes

[@hannahrosefl]

I used ALL of the hot peppers in my garden for mine. I had Serrano, Jalapeño, Habanero, Lemon Drop & Cheyenne peppers and I added onions to my mix as well. I also made another batch that was all sweet peppers for the kids. I added onions, Gypsy, Hossinator Bells & HabaNADA *the not hot variety *. We love it on Bagels with cream cheese. My husband loves to mix it with a gauva pasta I made & cream cheese on a cracker

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds delicious

[@tradermunky1998]

Brave lady cutting those peppers without gloves. Always gets me 😂

[@gardeningwithhoss]

😁

[@Shelzbells]

I was thinking the same thing LOL

[@teresahix5658]

Great video Ms Sheila! ❤️🙏

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you!

[@irmawing591]

I make pineapple cowboy candy. I got the recipe on MI Gardener. It’s wonderful

[@Angie-jg4nz]

Her recipe has pineapple in it.

[@irmawing591]

@@Angie-jg4nz yes so does mine.pineapple and jalapenos

[@williamwelch7]

Thanks Mama Hoss

[@Peachy08]

I gotta try this recipe!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You should!

[@RebelYell95]

Allspice is in pickling spice which is a blend of spices for pickling.

[@garrykniffen1461]

@@RebelYell95 allspice is a berry, a singular dried berry.

[@Shelzbells]

Interesting! I've never seen the cowboy candy made this way with the pineapple. I hadnt planned on making cowboy candy this year , but now maybe I will have to.... this looks wonderful.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You should!

[@juliemulie1805]

New recipe for cowboy candy to me! Love the stuff, in tuna salad, on braunschwager toast, and to top deviled eggs (using a little of the liquid to cream the yolks), and all smoked bbq! Prefer the less hot pepper varieties and try to include lots of colors.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds great!

[@johnjude2685]

Question is cowboy candy and pepper jelly the same thing? Great job giving instructions Lady Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

no, this does not have the consistency of jelly.

[@floridacoder]

I let some of my jalapenos ripen red this year and then smoked and made chipotle. The flavor was excellent. But what I noticed was that the peppers (prior to smoking) were much milder than the ones I cut green. I personally like the heat so I was a bit disappointed they weren't hot. But I also love the flavor. Since Mr. Hoss doesn’t like the heat anyways you might enjoy letting some ripen. I've only done this once this year so not sure if that was a fluke or normal, but if you feel inclined to experiment some you might enjoy the end result. Chipotle came from the hispanic community so perhaps some of the hispanic subscribers to this channel with experience doing this will have better insight than I can bring. I'm going to try it again next spring. I'm in zone 9 and have at least one more pepper harvest this year, but since I don't have many and have plenty chipotle now, going to cut the remainder green. It's a slow wait for them to turn red and probably not enough time further north before the first frost, unless you already have some ready to pick now and can wait a few more weeks.

[@Kreeson]

❤❤❤ we call it Cowgirl Candy when we put pineapple, so yummy

[@jhutto3814]

That's a good one, Cowgirl😊

[@susankilstrom6852]

Thank you so much! My Jalapenos will be ready soon. I'm going to make this. I made Cowboy Candy for the first time last year and it was fine but I felt it could be better. Do you ever chop up your Jalapenos? I could chop them without it changing the recipe right? Dumb question, I know, but I always hear to never ever change a canning recipe. I'm rather new at canning too so I still have lots of questions. Thanks again!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Yes, it would be fine to chop them.

[@susankilstrom6852]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thanks so much!

[@juliemulie1805]

Chopped just makes it excellent relish!

[@susankilstrom6852]

@@juliemulie1805 Thanks!

[@reformedgarbage5415]

My wife made some today. Intrigued to say the least.

[@krenzkev]

Were you able to double stack the little jars in the electric canner? Did you use another rack in between?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I double stacked without using a rack.

[@krenzkev]

Thank you! I never knew that was possible; this is awesome! I'm definitely trying this recipe and doing so in the little jars. @@gardeningwithhoss

[@nolawarren3560]

Yes, "take your breath away " for real

[@jhutto3814]

Are your jars 4 oz or 8. You said small jelly jars and I was thinking 8 oz, but when I started looking for some I guess there is a 4 oz. jelly jar. I'm still learnin.😁

[@gardeningwithhoss]

4 oz

[@mickimartin8841]

Do you use allspice or pickling spices?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

All spice

[@bigrich6750]

I love jalapeños and I’ve pickled a bunch, but every time I cut them and rinse them, I start coughing and my eyes water. The good news is I’ve found a use for all my left over Covid masks. 😂

[@tracyzabelle]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@kentcostello5286]

Your jars are way too small you need 1 gallon to 5 gallon jars. Looks awesome 😂

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Ha! You’re right about that!

[@victoriaqueen5761]

This amazing looking Cowboy Candy would definitely be my choice should I be chosen for one of Chad's (Doss Farms) give aways!! It appears obvious that you made this batch for personal consumption, but I'd love to know if you make it to sell to the public? If so, you'll definitely have a new customer!! I'm like Hoss, nothing too extreme with the heat. Just a little will do. I used to be one of those "the hotter the better" folks. Age has a way of cooling down desires like that. 😉 💞

[@victoriaqueen5761]

Oh my!! Your tomato paste looks amazing, as well!! ⚘️ I keep coming back to these comments, but it's pretty obvious after watching more of your videos that the best award anyone could receive - regardless of the circumstances - would be a home cooked meal that you prepared. Everything looks SO AMAZING!! 💞

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks

[@susankilstrom6852]

I think I messed up. I just put my batch of this in the water bath. I tried to make it like relish so I chopped the peppers in the food processor. I tried to not over process. They got watery. I drained it as much as I could by pressing on it while it drained. I had a whole lot of brine left over. I'm worried that I didn't get enough vinegar in each jar. I have more Jalapenos coming on and will use this recipe again just like you did it, with sliced peppers.

[@rachelstrahan2486]

👍

[@loveall24]

I bet that delicious on some fried chicken 😋

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Oh yes!

[@bettymobley763]

Please go put some gloves on ! The oils from the peppers will BURN your hands.

[@juliemulie1805]

Had someone tell me to not use gloves as an arthritis remedy. Tried it once. Think it's called a counter-irritant in medical terms. Hands burned like heck, didn't feel the arthritis pain for several days after the burn was gone. Don't think I'd do it again however.

[@bettymobley763]

@@juliemulie1805 , I was warning from my own Experience with hot peppers. That was over 40 yes. Ago. Never made that mistake again.

[@WarmFuzzyVibes]

@@juliemulie1805 Wow! There is some treatments where they have a person get bee stings and that helps too, but I am not sure I would want to do that either (plus I like bees and they die after they sting you!)

[@juliemulie1805]

@@WarmFuzzyVibes knew someone who took bee stings to manage their multiple sclerosis. I get severe reactions from wasp stings and even simple mosquito bites, so far haven't tested bee stings and am unlikely to do it purposely. I have a wild hive (in our woodland), and so far they like me and I've not been stung. I keep their water clean during drought, and they help in the garden...a good relationship.