I found a recipe here.Oh my! Its gorgeous and totally addictive! I gave all but one jar away to friends, so now I need to make another batch. I can safely say its the tastiest thing EVER to come out of a jar. I cooked a piece of ham just to have with it and its perfect with cheese.
I'll have to take another visit to Joanna's blog and see what else I can find.
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Chilli jam eh --- sounds odd . Think I'll go check out your link ..
Welcome to the fold of chilli jammers - it is the best thing in a jar!
Nina xxx
Funnily enough, I had commented that I was seeing it on lots of blogs...... am going to have a go at it this weekend. Thanks for the link. :O)))
Yum! I love chilli jam. We have a glut of chillies coming through in the garden so hopefully we'll get to make some soon. It went down very well last year with christmas leftovers.
Oh no! I don't like chillis. I don't fancy that! I'm going to make some onion jam though!
Love Kathy xxx
Diane thanks for the link ... I never like to be without chilli jam, it's so good with so many things (crab cakes, any kind of fish cakes, chicken, a cheese sandwich), and it's a key ingredient in peanutty noodles, which take less than five minutes to make and which my young wolf down
LOVE your blog
xJoanna
Another idea for Lisa's spicy hamper!
xxxx
I make tons of the stuff, using Sarah Raven's recipe which is the same as the one you're using :) I tell you what, when I make it at Christmas, it's great for clearing my sinuses, as I always seem to have a cold when it starts getting chilly outside!!
Twiggy x
What a great idea - I have some tomatoes to use up but was grumbling at the idea of making chutney. Thanks for the link :-)
I think I might have a go, it would make great Xmas gifts!
Vanessa x
I have heard good things about chilli jam, but have not yet tried it. Luck has it that i have a chilli plant that is full of chillis, so what a great idea - definitely a novel Christmas gift!
I haven't made chilli jam in years but I used Peter Gordon's recipe (Sugar Club) and it was seriously good. Joanna's looks easier than I remember so I may give it a go next week, thanks
I'm fairly sure I've done neither Nando's nor Commando (together or separately) but I have been thrown out of McDonalds for being merrier than is appropriate (in my youth you understand). I'm very proud of this fact because I can't believe too many have achieved it, however my husband is still mortified!!) x
Hi Diane, thanks for the lovely comments over on my post today! We'd love it if you can come to our Northern meeting. I'll keep you posted with the details when Heather sorts it out!
Lobve Kathy xxx
Never made chilli jam, but this sounds delicious. Thanks for the link. I am on the case. Now I'll just need some pretty jam covers....
The definitely is in my future...yes, me, the non-domestic, non-jam-maker! You have convinced me! Plus, your jars all gussied up like that look so cute!
Mmm - sounds tasty! Just made loads of damson jam but I may give it a try. Love the pretty tops you've made for the jars:)
I have a bit of thing for that - isn't it just the most glorious, sweet yet spicy combination in the whole world?
Must check out your link, as Ive never actually made it myself before, only got store bought kind (and that is pretty good)!
Sending love
Julia x x x
Never heard of this ! might have a look
You have been busy!
I like your autumnal arrangement.
Lisa x
Can,t stop , I have to go check out the recipe for chilli jam
Before I go , I have sat blogging eating my last years chutney and the biggest piece of cheese with Nairn fine milled oatcakes ,I am worried , I will have bad dreams when I go to bed--cottonreel
P.S I buy stuff in beautiful jars just so I will have them in my jar stash
love the idea of chilli jam send me the link to the web site I,ve just made some grape jelly
I'm definitely going to try this, once I've got the brambles and crab apples out the way...
I've got my eye on a lovely preserving pan in my local ironmongers. Chilli jam sounds great. We love chillies! x
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