About Me
- Niels
- Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
- Thanks, for stopping by. For those who don't know me my name is Niels. I grew up in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado, and I am currently living in Brasil. I was a chef for almost 10 years back in the states, and I have decided to start posting some of my recipes. I will also be posting recipes for some of the foods from here as well. Check back often for new recipes. Comments and questions are always welcome. Enjoy!
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Hot Sauce
I love hot sauce, and luckily making it is very simple. You can use this recipe with any hot pepper that like, today I am using habaneros.
Ingredients:
500gr hot peppers. (habaneros, Jalapenos, lady fingers, etc..)
700ml Vinegar
Salt
Sugar
equipment:
Gloves
Knife
Sauce Pot
Blender
Sieve or strainer.
***I highly recommend using gloves when working with peppers as your skin WILL absorb the oils and can cause discomfort.***
First wash you peppers
Cut off the stems of the peppers, slice them in half and place in you sauce pot.
Add the vinegar and bring to a simmer. Let the peppers simmer for five minutes.
After the peppers have simmered for 5 minutes remove from the heat. Pour the peppers and vinegar into the blender (Its a good idea to have a blender cup just for peppers).
Once the peppers have been well blended strain the mix back into the sauce pot and taste.
Over low heat I add appox 1Tbs of salt. If the hot sauce tastes to bitter add sugar as necessary. depending on the peppers it can vary for 1/2Tbs to 2Tbs.
This recipe yields just shy of 1 liter of hot sauce. Store in jars or bottles.
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