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Preserving Jalapenos?

I have only one Jalapeno plant this year and am getting more peppers than I can eat. Does anyone know a good way to preserve a smallish amount of peppers? I have too many to throw away in good conscience but not enough for a proper canning batch.

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1) Slice long-wise, leaving the halves connected at the stem, then leave them to dry-
2) thread them on a string and leave them to dry-

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