Jalapeño Powder. Learn to make your own ground seasonings! Make your own garlic powder, dried herbs, and more! Jalapeno powder is easy to make at home, and can last for months.

Jalapeño powder can be used as the chili pepper component to give a unique color spin to the normal seasoning mix. Other than gardening I also enjoy cooking manly foods such as chili and BBQ rubs. One seasoning I have heard being used for both recently was jalapeno pepper powder. You can Cook Jalapeño Powder using 1 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Jalapeño Powder

Lets Go Prepare bunch of Jalapeño Peppers.

Jalapeño poppers are a very popular appetizer in restaurants, and for good reason. They're crispy, spicy, and cheesy all at once, and you can hold them in your hands easily. Jalapeno Powder is made from dried, ground jalapeno peppers. Jalapeno powder is a favorite among our customers, who say they add it to just about everything from mac 'n cheese to guacamole.

Jalapeño Powder instructions

***BE SURE TO WEAR GLOVES WHEN WORKING WITH THIS PEPPER IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO THE OILS!***.
Clean peppers. cut stems off and cut peppers into slices (for more faster and even drying using a food dehydrator)..
Place pepper slices on dehydrator trays. Dehydrate at 135°F / 57C for 11 to 12 hours, or until fully dehydrated. **During the dehydrating time, the peppers will smell up the area. Be sure to have adequate airflow if you are sensitive.**.
Grind peppers using a coffee grinder or a Nutribullet (using the milling blade). **During this step you may want to wear a facemask (to cover nose/mouth) to avoid breathing in the powder and clean up thuroughly afterwards if you are sensitive.**.

A wide variety of jalapeno powder options are available to you, such as part. Continue until the peppers are blended into a powder. Pour the powder into a mason jar and store. Using a dehydrator, it's easy to make your own bright green jalapeno powder at home. Check out how to do it with this simple step-by-step video.