Fresh hot pepper recipes

Here's an easy recipe for a batch of homemade Jalapeno Hot Sauce. It uses a pound of jalapenos so consider yourself warned!

Here's an easy recipe for a wicked batch of Serrano Hot Sauce! With a half pound of Serranos you'll get two bottles worth of delicious, fiery hot sauce.

In Season Peppers! Nothing is better than the fresh, crunchy, sweet or spicy taste of farm fresh peppers. Whether you are looking for a jalapeno, habanero, poblano or bell pepper recipe, the 20 fresh, in-season pepper recipes below are a healthy, and versatile, way to enhance your next meal.

Do you have a bumper crop of peppers in your garden this year? Learn nine methods for preserving peppers; includes preserving hot peppers & sweet peppers

Look no further for the perfect spicy peach hot sauce. Bursting with flavor and heat from the peaches and habanero peppers, this sauce is a keeper. Peach habanero hot sauce can be eaten fresh or canned for long term preservation. The combination of sweet, ripe peaches and spicy habanero peppers swirled with smoke make this habanero hot sauce recipe a keeper.

Have an abundant pepper harvest? Take advantage of the summer bounty and preserve peppers to enjoy all year. Visit to see how to preserve sweet bells, jalapeño, Anaheim, and other peppers when they are in fresh and in season.

Easily Pickle Hot Peppers for use all year long!

Discover how to make hot pepper sauce at home! This homemade hot pepper sauce is an easy pepper sauce you can use to flavor food.

Hot peppers, with their vibrant colors and intense flavors, can set the culinary world on fire. Check out these recipes for hot peppers from the garden. If you grow excess hot peppers, there is always something yummy to do with them.

Because this sauce isn't overly spicy, you can use it far more liberally than a traditional hot sauce, adding moisture and great flavor to so many things. Drizzle it over grilled chicken or shrimp, corn, bean, and grain salads, roasted vegetables, and anything Tex-Mex.