From: GinnyP
On Mar 9, 2003
This was definitely not what I expected! So when I got over it (haha) I realized I had a five star dish in front of me. It has a mild flavor, and is reminiscent of a meat dish with a sweet(ish) chutney. I think it would be great with mashed potatoes, and a green veggie with a sprinkling of balsalmic vinegar.
From: girarddj
On May 17, 2006
I only had regular red pepper relish and it turned out so well, the flavour was great. The next time I will use a hotter jelly, it should be terrific.
From: CountryLady
On Jan 4, 2006
A delicious chicken entree, quick & easy to prepare, a wee bit spicy & a wee bit sweet! I used Hot Red Pepper Jelly (#58516) by JellyQueen & a good quality balsamic, served with Kittencal's Roasted Honey Dijon Potatoes (#81989) and tinned corn. Thanx Carol!
From: JustJanS
On Mar 31, 2005
I have had this in my cookbook since I bought a jar of pepper jelly quite a while ago. This is one of those "wow" dishes and like Ginny says, not at all what I we were expecting. It's quick enough for a mid week meal, classy enough for guests, I reckon it could be served at a wedding. I used a red wine vinegar that I stock up on when I visit a particular vineyard in South Australia every couple of years. Definately worth the splurge of using a great vinegar. I reduced the sauce until it was a sticky glaze and there was about 2 tablespoons each for us to go over our chicken.
From: Kit^..^ty Of Canada
On Jan 17, 2006
Very easy to make. Good comments made by all family members. Added 1tsp flour to thicken sauce. Served with mash potatoes & salad. Will be making this again. Thank you Lorac.
From: Sass Smith
On Jan 2, 2006
This was excellent - I loved the thick, sticky sauce (although I used a little more pepper jelly than you called for). We get locally made pepper jelly in various flavors from the farmer's market, and it's great to find a use for it that doesn't involve cream cheese and crackers! And the chicken itself was really excellent before I even put the sauce on!
From: newspapergal
On Jan 2, 2006
Excellent. I subbed chicken tenders and increased the spices a bit to coat them all. I used about 3 1/2 Tbs of Hot Pepper Jelly #95632 that I canned this fall. The flavor is really full-bodied. The sauce didn't thicken so much as it reduced, so make sure you have something to sop it up!
Served with a green salad, garlic-roasted potatoes & crusty whole-grain rolls. I'll definitely make this one again.
From: KT~Lynn
On Jun 17, 2008
I have made this twice now and both times it has been great! I didn't have the jalapeno jelly so I used mild pepper jelly and some hot sauce. I finally found some jalapeno jelly and am def. going to try it with that next time. This is super easy to make and good.
From: Sodak1951
On Apr 25, 2009
We can pepper jelly every summer and when I saw this recipe, I had to give it a try. What a wonderful sauce--I think this would be good on pork as well, We use different peppers in our jelly--tried the banana pepper jelly this time, but will be using all of our flavors--using a different one each time to find our favorite. Can't wait--thank you.
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