Pepper potpourri

Roper

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I got a bunch of peppers from a good friend of mine couple of days ago. The long, thin green ones have already turned red. I don’t cook that much with peppers just a little. But I want to preserve as many of these as I can. What’s the best way? I’m going to pickle some of the jalapeños. I’ve never done any canning so I’m uncertain of that process. Help me I don’t want these to go to waste.
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You could make (and freeze) some chili verde.

 
I would blister them black on a hot grill or flame, sweat the blackened peppers in a ziplock bag wrapped in a towel until they cool, then strip the blackened skin off over a sink and at the same time strip out the seeds, then freeze the cleaned and prepped peppers in serving sizes in quart ziplock freezer bags. That's what I do with Hatch green chilis, anyway.
 
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Can I just clean and freeze them?
 
I would blister them black on a hot grill or flame, sweat the blackened peppers in a ziplock bag wrapped in a towel until they cool, then strip the blackened skin off over a sink and at the same time strip out the seeds, then freeze the cleaned and prepped peppers in serving sizes in quart ziplock freezer bags. That's what I do with Hatch green chilis, anyway.
This is the path.
 
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Here’s my half-assed way I did them. Halved, stripped seeds and ribs. Ziplocked and in the freezer…
 
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