How to Pickle Bell Peppers the RIGHT Way - feat. Make it Make

Want to make perfectly crunchy, tangy, and flavorful pickled bell peppers at home? 🫑✨ In this easy tutorial, we show you how to pickle bell peppers the RIGHT way — featuring a special appearance by Make it Make! Whether you're canning for long-term food storage or just want a delicious snack or topping, this method guarantees crispy texture and bold flavor every time. From slicing techniques to the best brine ratio, we walk you through every step of the pickling process. Great for beginners and experienced home preservers alike!

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✅ In this video you'll learn:
How to prepare bell peppers for pickling
The best vinegar-to-water ratio for crisp results
Tips to keep peppers crunchy, not mushy
Storage and shelf-life advice

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[simplydivine]

You say canning salt. I know you need salt with no iodine in it, but can you use any salt without iodine? Or does it have to be salt that states, 'Canning Salt'?

[bluewater]

How to can any pepper, hot or sweet, without getting mushy? Looking for unusual ways to avoid the mush. Tried canning in very small jars...not good with time demanded.

[katelinrhan]

National center for food preservation states that pickled peppers should have 1/2 inch head space also the proper water bath procedures were not followed. Not having appropriate head space can cause jars not to seal appropriately.
Also the pepper should have been added to the brine after the brine has come to a boil. Then the brine and peppers should be added to a jar from there you would need to “debubble” the jar. This step reduces the chances of having your jars break when they enter the canner.
Slightly disappointed that forjars is suggesting that this is an appropriate recipe and makes me second guess purchasing their products.