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Old 12-02-2013, 09:00 AM   #1
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I hear a lot about using Pepper Jelly on meat...ribs, etc.. I love the taste of pepper jelly and would like to try a shot at using in on meat. So, do you guys use it more as a glaze? And do you add it by itself, or mix it with other ingredients? Thx in advance.
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Old 12-02-2013, 10:18 AM   #2
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Use it as a glaze warm it just a little above room temp so it thins out enough to brush it on.
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I have used the Texas Pepper Jellies for years and nowadays use a habanero apple jelly in the foil and cut some in my finishing sauce in comps. I love the cherry habanero jelly on ribs.

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I use it to glaze moink balls. I love pepper jelly. Not meat related, but a ritz cracker with a layer of cream cheese, topped with pepper jelly is heaven in your mouth.
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I hear a lot about using Pepper Jelly on meat...ribs, etc.. I love the taste of pepper jelly and would like to try a shot at using in on meat. So, do you guys use it more as a glaze? And do you add it by itself, or mix it with other ingredients? Thx in advance.
If you go to texaspepperjelly.com, you have a lot of options. The Rib Candy is great. It spreads easily, and works really well heated up in a sauce. The pectin will help it lay out very even on ribs etc..
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I use it to glaze moink balls. I love pepper jelly. Not meat related, but a ritz cracker with a layer of cream cheese, topped with pepper jelly is heaven in your mouth.
That's how I've had it many times....wonderful. Just haven't thought of the meat use until joining the Brethren forums.... Definitely gonna give it a try.
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Here is a thread on this from last week:
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=176040
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Thanks Mark... really helped!
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How about any good recipes to make pepper jelly?
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How about any good recipes to make pepper jelly?
I've got a good one. If I remember when I get home I'll post it tonight.
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I also use it to cut my sauces on about half of my comp meats. Gives a nice shine and the flavor is awesome also.
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