Mild Cowboy Candy (No Cook)

misscain's Note:

I know I got this recipe of this site but I just went to rate it and can't find it. So I am going to list what I do. I always have a jar of these in the fridge. I like Walmart brand mild jalapenos the best.

• Total Time: 96 hrs 5 mins
• Prep Time: 5 mins
• Cook Time: 96 hrs

Ingredients:

Serves: 5-6

Yield: 1.0 jar

• 1 (10 ounce) jar of store bought mild jalapenos
• 1/4-1/3 cup white sugar
• 1 minced garlic clove

Directions:

1. Drain the jalapenos (keep the jar) in a colander and rinse with water for 1 minute.
2. Most seeds are going to drift to the bottom.
3. Put about 1 TBS of sugar and the minced garlic in the bottom of the jar.
4. Add approximately 1/4 cup of the jalapenos and then alternate putting in the remaining sugar and rinsed drained jalapenos I leave most of the seeds in the colander and throw them away because I am a heat wimp.
5. Put the lid on tight and roll the jar around to distribute the sugar and garlic.
6. Put in the refrigerator for 48 hours.
7. After 48 hours you'll see syrup forming on the bottom. Check that the seal is tight on the jar and shake the jar a couple of times and then flip the jar over and put the jar back in the fridge up side down for 48 hours. The syrup will now run to the bottom and work on dissolving the remaining sugar.
8. Serve with savory items.

Reviews

[AZPARZYCH]

This is great!! I love the flavor of jalapenos but not the heat, so these are perfect. Sweet with a slight bite and the garlic is a nice touch. Served with The Easiest Ham and Cheese Pinwheels and they paired well. Made for 2012 Spring PAC.

[alligirl]

Just love cowboy candy! This version is 'da bomb' too! I drained my jalapenos, but didn't rinse them, as I like a bit of heat. I really enjoyed the addition of garlic - I love to serve this over cream cheese, on crackers! De-LISH! Thanks for sharing, misscain!

[CJAY]

I loved this new way of making cowboy candy. I normally do the cooked version. So easy and so good. I'll be making it this way from now on. Thanks for sharing a true keeper. Made for Spring PAC 2012.