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Jalapenos

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  • 29-08-2012 5:16pm
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    Mr Simpson
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    Does anyone know where I could get Jalapenos in brine, not a fan of the pickled ones at all. Either online or Bricks & Mortar in Dublin.

    Thanks.


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    ShaneK101
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    mmcn90 wrote: »
    Does anyone know where I could get Jalapenos in brine, not a fan of the pickled ones at all. Either online or Bricks & Mortar in Dublin.

    Thanks.

    What size are you looking for..?


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    srsly78
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    Tesco do them, chopped up not whole tho. I throw the whole lot in with the meat when making chilli (along with lots of fresh chillis ofc!).


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    MissFlitworth
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    Are you looking for fresh jalapeños? If so either Moore st or the mixed punnets of chilis in aldi & supervalu

    (my phone put in the wanky n automatically)


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    Mr Simpson
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    Sorry, really could have been a lot clearer, looking for sliced jalapenos in brine, tinned or in a jar. Not whole fresh ones. I don't mind what size really, once its not a large catering size, I like Jalapenos just not that much :D


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    Mr Simpson
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    srsly78 wrote: »
    Tesco do them, chopped up not whole tho. I throw the whole lot in with the meat when making chilli (along with lots of fresh chillis ofc!).

    Actually, thats perfect, I thought the Old el Paso were pickled, but they are in brine. Perfect thanks.


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    MissFlitworth
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    I get jars of brined jalapenos from my local middle eastern market on clanbrassil street for cheapsies, If you're anywhere near an Asian market it could be worth a gander


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    srsly78
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    Probably a better option. Feckin Tesco charge a fortune for a tiny jar.


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    Mr Simpson
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    Definitely, plus its a good excuse to spend an hour wandering around asia market. (As if I needed one!!). Cheers guys.


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    the beer revolu
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    mmcn90 wrote: »
    Actually, thats perfect, I thought the Old el Paso were pickled, but they are in brine. Perfect thanks.

    Old el passo ones are really mushy and have no heat in them - avoid.


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    MissFlitworth
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    Come to think of it - if you're in the city centre and anywhere near Middle Abbey Street there's a Mexican place in the Epicurean Food Hall that sells lots of tinned Mexican food, it's where I always get my chipotles from, and I would say they'd be great for jalapenos. They're either Taco Taco with a new name over the opposite side of the Food Hall to where that was or a brand new place that opened up when Taco Taco closed


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    copeyhagen
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    tesco do a jar of their own brand in brine. i prefer them than the el paso one, the other half doesnt


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    AndyP
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    MissFlitworth wrote: »
    Come to think of it - if you're in the city centre and anywhere near Middle Abbey Street there's a Mexican place in the Epicurean Food Hall that sells lots of tinned Mexican food, it's where I always get my chipotles from, and I would say they'd be great for jalapenos. They're either Taco Taco with a new name over the opposite side of the Food Hall to where that was or a brand new place that opened up when Taco Taco closed

    It's called Saburritos these days, same guys.


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