Pineapple Cowboy Candy ~ Water Bath Canning Recipe

Pineapple Cowboy Candy ~ Water Bath Canning Recipe
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#CowboyCandy
#Canning

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[darleneneumann]

That looks very interesting. Something i'm going to have to spring on the family

[ChristenaScott-is]

Would you make us a recipe for your pineapple syrup? Pineapple juice, that you mentioned! I have always just given the stuff to the pig next-door. But I would like to know how to make pineapple syrup. I think that would be very good on ice cream and a hot summer.

[saundrawaugh]

Yum. Now I need to grab ingredients and make!!!! Great video as always!! 🎉

[ramonahierholzer]

Yeah!! 🤗 Another delicious recipe for my pepper growing season. THANK YOU! ❤️

[br]

I thought it was going to be a recipe with all of the canned pineapple you buy! 😂 Thanks for always giving us new ideas!

[ElaineWilkerson-ok]

Love this! I will try this because I know my husband and daughter will love it!

[SleepyHead]

Yea!! I was just thinking about making this.

[Gina-degb]

Oh yes please, i love this recipe, THANK YOU JINNE

[danniemcdonald]

That sounds good! I'm not as spicy as you 😁, so I would remove most of the seeds .
I think, if thickened, it would make a delicious brush-on glaze for ham, pork chops, or chicken. Now, if pineapples 🍍 would go on sale!
Thanks for sharing!

[j.l.emerson]

You can use white pepper if you don't want to have specks of black pepper showing in the sauce. It's the same as black pepper, with the dark outer coat to the peppercorns removed.

Edit: I think that this would be awesome in a stir fry! Just drop a jar into the wok at some point.

[MichaelR]

Looks delicious, thanks for sharing your recipe, YAH bless !

[alicerafferty]

You just need heat to make the turmeric work to it's fullest ability. The Jalapeno would work for the heat. It look good!

[richardsondeb]

Hi, thank you for the video. Where can I find the full recipe and measurements?

[tweetybirdmom]

God Bless, I don't can, but dehydrate, canning scares me

[j.l.emerson]

"Hala PAIN Yo"

How to pronounce jalapeño correctly...

Really.