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Posted: 2/19/2021 8:26:48 AM EDT
Since the Original Thread was nuked in the great purge.
I thought I would take it upon myself to try and ressurect it best I could. Hope I am not out of line. Dag |
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current favorite. not the same top-end heat as a lot of other big names, but the flavor is fantastic:
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View Quote You don't have to if you don't want to. |
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Come on all
Lets see you peppers and homemade sauces and concoctions. |
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Quoted: My one and only sauce https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/16476/F88F6F5A-4908-457D-A61C-B7E18795D47A-1834210.jpg The best sauce, in my opinion and living in the land of hot sauce, I have tried a lot of them.....Crystal a lot better than Tobasco. View Quote Attached File |
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Local stuff, been made here since 1924, it’s amazing !
Especially the green and salsa ranchera Attached File |
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I am a typical obese basement dwelling GDer.
I like heinz 57 on my well done meatloaf....heinz 57 is the perfect sauce and just the amount of heat. I put copious amounts of ranch on my other food like cheese curds and pizza. |
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Quoted: You don't have to if you don't want to. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: You don't have to if you don't want to. It’s tradition around here... |
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Quoted: Since the Original Thread was nuked in the great purge. I thought I would take it upon myself to try and ressurect it best I could. Hope I am not out of line. Show off your peppers and sauces Please View Quote |
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Quoted: My one and only sauce https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/16476/F88F6F5A-4908-457D-A61C-B7E18795D47A-1834210.jpg The best sauce, in my opinion and living in the land of hot sauce, I have tried a lot of them.....Crystal a lot better than Tobasco. View Quote Crystal is Pepsi to Tabasco's Coke. |
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Tabasco Scorpion is my current favorite. Never would have thought they were willing or capable of it.
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View Quote I do not see any Ed’s Red. |
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Quoted: Mmmm. Hot sauce https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349595/20200907_193621-1582010.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349595/20200904_102351-1576520.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349595/20200905_113943-1578186.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349595/20200907_214150-1582203.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349595/20200905_121111-1578188.jpg View Quote Mind posting up your process? Recipe? Do you cook after fermenting then it doesn’t need to be refrigerated? |
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Quoted: Mind posting up your process? Recipe? Do you cook after fermenting then it doesn’t need to be refrigerated? View Quote I normally do around a 4.5-5% brine mixture for my ferment. Then a 4-6 week ferment on average. Then I strain off the peppers and aromatics and blend them with only about a cup of the brine. Then I use vinegar to drop the PH down to around 3.5. this stops the ferment and makes it shelf stable. Sometime i do pasteurize using a sous vide at 185 for 30 minutes. That way I know it's safe for long term storage. |
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My favorite hot sauce is a home-made garlic chili sauce/paste from my local Vietnamese restaurant. It’s so flipping good it would make McDonald’s food edible.
I’ve asked the owner how she makes it (she’s sooo friggin hot, herself ) but she says with her Vietnamese accent: if I told you, you wouldn’t have to buy my food.....And she makes sweet pickled green chilies which are a little hotter than jalapeños. Which is nonsense, because the phô & Bhan mí are amazing. It’s a little hotter than a hot poblanos, but it’s red chilies, a touch of raw garlic for savoriness, oil & oooooo-mama-san! Tony’s goes on scrambled eggs every weekend. My heat craving started when I went low carb a few years ago. |
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Quoted: Just finished making a batch. Guajillo, Arbol, Pequin, Habanero, and Chiltepin chilies, fresh garlic, salt, vinegar, and a little cumin. https://i.postimg.cc/WzCtGRxz/642-BE416-05-B0-40-D6-82-B0-1-A2-DADD756-B6.jpg View Quote Nice! Great color. Guajillo is usually the name for the dried pepper, did you use dry or fresh? |
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I have a few jars fermenting that were started about the same time the last thread lost wheels. Still have a good amount of sauce, powder, and frozen peppers.
Seeds starting next weekend. Purple peach, chocolate, and yellow reapers (again), Apocalypse scorpions, Reaper xSRTSL, Hydra chocolate, 7 pot nebru, Purple orange ghostly cross, and a few others. Obligatory pic Attached File |
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Quoted: I have a few jars fermenting that were started about the same time the last thread lost wheels. Still have a good amount of sauce, powder, and frozen peppers. Seeds starting next weekend. Purple peach, chocolate, and yellow reapers (again), Apocalypse scorpions, Reaper xSRTSL, Hydra chocolate, 7 pot nebru, Purple orange ghostly cross, and a few others. Obligatory pic https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/85127/4C4E74C2-C463-4568-BFF7-3E75966E0EFA_jpe-1838727.JPG View Quote This is a great time of year to start a new one though. I've got my seedlings going now. So should be producing in full by the start of June. Anyone else planting inside yet? |
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Quoted: This is a great time of year to start a new one though. I've got my seedlings going now. So should be producing in full by the start of June. Anyone else planting inside yet? View Quote I'm about 3 weeks behind schedule Last year they were started on time but I was way late getting them in the ground. |
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Quoted: I buy it in two liter bottles and refill my small bottles. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78788/71ntcvJ5gRL__SL1500_-1249815.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78788/el-yucateco-extra-hot-habanero-sauce-10-1258941.jpg View Quote My current favorite. Didn’t know it came in gallons! |
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Quoted: I have a few jars fermenting that were started about the same time the last thread lost wheels. Still have a good amount of sauce, powder, and frozen peppers. Seeds starting next weekend. Purple peach, chocolate, and yellow reapers (again), Apocalypse scorpions, Reaper xSRTSL, Hydra chocolate, 7 pot nebru, Purple orange ghostly cross, and a few others. Obligatory pic https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/85127/4C4E74C2-C463-4568-BFF7-3E75966E0EFA_jpe-1838727.JPG View Quote Holy shit |
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Quoted: I have a few jars fermenting that were started about the same time the last thread lost wheels. Still have a good amount of sauce, powder, and frozen peppers. Seeds starting next weekend. Purple peach, chocolate, and yellow reapers (again), Apocalypse scorpions, Reaper xSRTSL, Hydra chocolate, 7 pot nebru, Purple orange ghostly cross, and a few others. Obligatory pic https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/85127/4C4E74C2-C463-4568-BFF7-3E75966E0EFA_jpe-1838727.JPG View Quote That is impressive thank you for posting and sharing. Hopefully I will be able Serta Garden next year so I can start my experiments |
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View Quote This. I have a bunch of their hottest sauces! I find myself wanting something hotter now! I'll out a fat line of that and a second fat line of another one of their hottest sauces on taco night. I think I have a problem! ETA: In for recommendations for hotter. |
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Quoted: That is impressive thank you for posting and sharing. Hopefully I will be able Serta Garden next year so I can start my experiments View Quote It's a pain in the ass. Last year I moved the garden about 300 yards and expanded, so started from scratch. Still have to cut a few trees but it should go pretty smooth this year. Attached File 1000 s/f of weaponized goodness. This year I'll reduce the allotted space by half. |
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