The Hot Zone

Spicy snacks that are actually both good and spicy are hard to come by, but Kentucky’s own KP’s Specialty Pepper Products has a formula for products that have every chance at becoming hugely popular. Makers of some novel spicy nuts and a few hot sauces, we became acquainted with them at this past Jungle […]

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By: Joe on January 16, 2007- 3:49 pm

We were pretty pumped to get a jar of Passow’s pepper jam in the mail recently. It both looks and smell amazing. Very red and very pepper-y, I went back to basics in terms of what to try this jam out with to give it a proper tasting. The solution? PB & J, bay-bee! Here’s what the jam looked like as I opened it:

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Lots & lots of seeds, but a little tasted off the tip of my index finger revealed some spicy jam goodness. Toasting up some bread, I slathered on a little peanut butter and pepper jelly and was ready to make my sandwich ready for dinner.

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A close-up view below of the jam reveals the seed-laden appearance. Chuk had mentioned elsewhere that he thought the seeds made it a little chewy, but I took that with a grain of salt until I tasted it myself.

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Cross-section of the sandwich! Taste-wise, it was pretty tasty by PB & J standards…although it wasn’t spicy enough to make me reach for a drink. I didn’t think the seeds made it too chewy, but then again the peanut butter changes the texture and masks that a little bit.

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Overall, it’s pretty good jam. When Jon makes batch #2 of this, I would agree that he should de-seed the peppers and maybe tweak the pectin amount a little to make it thicker. As for taste, it’s certainly a winner. There are more PB & J sandwiches in my future until I use this stuff up… yummy!


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Yummy stuff! Good job Jon, keep at it!

Comment fired by chuk hell — January 16, 2007- 6:27 pm


Thanks Joe! I’m glad you liked it. Be sure to try it on a cream cheese bagel. I will deseed (for the most part) the next batch latter on this season.

Yummy stuff! Good job Jon, keep at it!

Thank you Chuk! And thanks for the recipe that I based this on!

Comment fired by Jonathan PassowJanuary 17, 2007- 11:29 am


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