03/29/2025
Hello Everyone!
This is Tina from Tina's Simply Delicious Pepper Jellies. The NCAA Basketball Tournament Final Four is next week, so as you are planning your gameday appetizers, be sure to include a slather or drizzle of one of my delicious pepper jellies to move your appetizers from oh-hum to a slam dunk with your family & friends!
Easter hams or pork tenderloins will be the star of your family dinner by using one of my jellies as a glaze that will have them begging for more. APPETIZER & EASTER RECIPES CAN BE FOUND AFTER THE PRICING LIST.
PRICING:
**SINGLE 8oz JARS---$9each
Get Tina's jellies for less than $9 a jar with
her 6-, 9-, or 12-pack Specials!
**Buy a 6-pack (any flavors)—-$48
(Equates to $8 a jar!)
**Buy a 9-pack (any flavors)--$70
(Equates to almost $7.75 a jar!)
**Buy a 12-pack (any flavors)--$90
(Equates to $7.50 a jar!)
DIRECTIONS TO PLACE YOUR ORDER:
**TEXT or CALL Tina to place your order at (402)981-8972
RECIPES:
Tina's jellies will add that special, “Oh My Gosh, that is SO GOOD!,” touch to any of your recipes or to any of the following recipes she has created & made over the years for her family and catering company:
For HAM, Tina's family enjoyed either the Peach Jalapeño, Pineapple Mango Jalapeño, or Apricot Habanero glazing her hams! Cook your ham per the recipe you enjoy. Melt a jar of one of Tina's jellies and pour over your ham during the last 30-45 minutes of cooking (uncovered). Baste several times. The oh-hum ham of holidays past will now be the center of attention. Delicious!
For TURKEY, Cherry Jalapeño, Cranberry Jalapeño, 4-Berry Jalapeño, and Cherry Mango Tango have been the favorites for glazing Tina's TURKEYS and her BLACK PEPPERED BACON-WRAPPED PORK TENDERLOINS. Follow the same steps listed above for hams.
For PORK TENDERLOIN, season with salt, black pepper, and garlic powder to taste. Take a pound or two (depending on tenderloin size)of thick cut bacon and make a braid large enough to cover the entire tenderloin. Place seasoned tenderloin along the long edge of bacon braid and roll the tenderloin in the braid like a burrito. Place bacon covered tenderloin in shallow baking dish with bacon seams down under the tenderloin. Place in 375 degree oven for 40 minutes (more time needed if tenderloin is large). Broil the tenderloin until bacon is done to your liking (I broil mine until bacon fat is browned). Meanwhile, melt 1/2 a jar or more of any of the Berry flavored jellies I make (I use Raspberry Jalapeno). Remove tenderloin from oven. Keep oven on broil. Brush jelly over the tenderloin. Put back in oven and broil a few minutes more. Remove from oven and brush another layer of jelly over tenderloin and broil 4-5 minutes. When you see a sticky bubbly glaze, it is done. Be sure not to burn jelly.
Here are some other delicious ways to impress your family & friends:
**BAKED BRIE wrapped in pastry is the bomb when one of Tina's pepper jellies is used. Unwrap thawed pastry dough (found in freezer section)and roll out to about 1/4 inch thick and then cut in half. Place Brie in middle of one of the sheets. Slightly melt half to a whole jar of one of Tina's jellies and pour over Brie. Lay other pastry sheet on top. Roll the edges of both sheets towards the Brie to seal. Crimp edges as you would for pie crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Serve with your favorite crackers. Yummy!
ADD-ON OPTION:
--add cooked bacon & 1/2 cup chopped toasted
pecans on top of jelly
**ANY MEAT SLIDERS made with Hawaiian Sweet Rolls with a smear of one of Tina's jellies will take them over the top! Follow the slider recipe of your choice. Substitute the sauce listed with one of her jellies or add for an additional layer of flavor. So incredibly good!
**Want an awesome sauce for your holiday MEATBALLS or COCKTAIL WIENIES? This recipe has been most requested from Tina when she serve them with this sauce during her catering years: Take 1 cup of Ketchup and melt 1 to 2 tablespoons (or more to taste) of the jelly of your choice in a pot on medium heat. Heat of the meat of your choice either in a pot on medium heat or in the microwave until hot. Put the heated meat in the crockpot, pour heated sauce over the meat, set on high until nice and bubbly for 15 minutes. Turn to low to serve. You’ll have your guests asking for the recipe over and over again!
**BACON-WRAPPED WATER CHESTNUTS (aka Chestnut Rumaki) broiled with a glaze of the same sauce for meatballs and wienies are divine! Take a whole water chestnut (drained
from a can) and wrap it with half of a slice of pre-cooked bacon, securing it with a toothpick. Place on a wire rack that is placed on top of a sheet pan. Broil for 3-5 minutes. Either pick up by the toothpick, dunk it in the heated sauce (follow the same sauce recipe steps in the meatballs and wienies section), and return to the pan OR brush the sauce on top of each. Return to the oven to broil for another 2-3 minutes until slightly bubbly. Serve on a platter. So delicious!
**Of course, we can’t forget about the easiest appetizer ever! Slightly melt one of Tina's jellies and spread/pour on top of cream cheese. Serve with tortilla chips or crackers. Yummy!
For more recipes:
Text or Call Tina at (402)981-8982 OR
Email Tina at [email protected]