Thicker glaze
Uncover for the last 5 minutes to reduce the sauce.
Texas Jalapeño Ketchup, Seasonings & Bloody Mary Mix
Skillet side
Sliced onions simmered in honey, Worcestershire and SpiceItUp! Jalapeño Ketchup until soft and glossy. Five ingredients, one skillet, and a sweet-hot topping for burgers, steaks and brats.
These spicy onions land between caramelized onions and a relish. The honey and ketchup reduce into a sticky glaze, and the jalapeño keeps it from being too sweet.
It is one of the most-searched recipes in the SpiceItUp! collection. See the original spicy onions recipe on spiceitup.com.
Peel the onions, slice them and separate the rings. Put them in a large skillet.
Stir together the Jalapeño Ketchup, honey, butter and Worcestershire sauce, and pour over the onions.
Cover and simmer over medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the onions are soft and glazed.
Spoon over burgers, steaks, brats or hot dogs, or serve as a side.
Uncover for the last 5 minutes to reduce the sauce.
Use Hot Jalapeño Ketchup or add sliced fresh jalapeños with the onions.
Chop the cooked onions finely and keep them in the fridge for sandwiches.
They are great on burgers, steaks, bratwurst, hot dogs and pork chops, or as a side with grilled meat.
Yes. Refrigerate them covered for up to 4 days and warm them in a skillet.
Yellow or sweet onions such as Vidalia or Texas 1015 give the best balance with the honey.