If you’re starting off with fresh jalapenos, you’ll need to dehydrate them first. To do this, first wash the peppers and remove the seeds and stem.
Next, finely chop them using a sharp knife and set them aside to air dry for a few minutes.
Transfer them to a dehydrator tray or a baking sheet and dehydrate them for about 4-6 hours.
Make Jalapeno Salt
Once you have the dehydrated jalapenos ready, it is time to dump everything into a food processor and blitz it together until it is slightly coarse.
At this point, you may want to wear a mask, since the peppers can give off strong fumes when they get processed.
Notes
I used my trusty food processor to blend the ingredients together, but you can also use your blender if you want the jalapeno salt to be more fine-grained as opposed to coarse.
If you’re using your oven to dehydrate the jalapenos, remember to set the temperature at the lowest setting for best results.
The idea is to remove all of the moisture from the pepper- you’ll need to cook it till the point it becomes brittle.
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