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Thanks Rich!
-------------------------------------------- Here's one for you, Donny: Habanero Pepper Sauce 12 habanero peppers, stems removed, finley chopped 1/2 cup chopped onion 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1/2 cup chopped carrots 1/2 cup distilled vinegar 1/4 cup lime juice Saute the onion and garlic in oil until soft; add the carrots with a small amount of water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until carrots are soft. Place the mixture and raw chiles into a blender and puree until smooth. Don't cook the peppers, since cooking reduces flavor of the Habaneros. Combine the puree with vinegar and lime juice, then simmer for 5 minutes and seal in sterilized bottles. Heat index : 9 on a scale of 1-10. Yields 2 cups
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This one sounds good to me.
I made some habanero sauce one year that was a 14 on a scale of 1 to 10 ![]() Just for fun I held a plastic fork over my lighter so that it curled and turned just a little blackened , then washed it. Well I would take that fork and stick it into the jar before offering the sauce to friends. When they would pull the fork out to put sauce on their plate most all would change their minds, of course I would be rolling on the floor watching them that tried eating it pouring honey in their mouths to remover the heat. A tooth pick dipped in that sauce and used to stir an eight quart pot of chili would be more then enough for most hot food lovers, but some like me would use two tooth picks ![]()
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I'd appreciate that, Donny. I've made it up and found it plenty hot enough for my taste, but you fire-breathing Texans might not. Of course, you could always add a few more habaneros to stoke up the fire.
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All kidding aside Rich, with habaneros as the main ingredient, I'm sure it'll scorch your hair off...At least I hope so 'cause I get sick of shaveing.
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Texan on habanero pepper sauce:
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Oh, by the way Donny. In that recipe I like to substitute a half cup of ordinary chopped green chili peppers (the really mild kind) for the carrots. It seems to come out with a spicier flavor. Just FYI.
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Well, I already bought the carrots.
![]() To be honest, a friend of mine brings me habanero sauce from Belize occasionally and it is in a carrot blend...I've grown real accustomed to it so maybe this recipe will be real close in flavor so that I don't seem so excited when she shows up. ![]() ![]() ![]() Crpdeth
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Both ways are good. The carrots seem to add just a touch of sweetness to offset the heat. Let me know how you like it.
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Wow... Can you say 350,000 Scoville Units???
Rich I want to thank you for this one! The only thing I added to the mix was a couple jalapeños just for flavor...I didn't measure anything (as usual) and may not have gotten enough carrots in there (I used two), so it came out a little more yellow than the stuff I get from Belize that is real orange looking. I had to taste it while bottling it, but for the life of me I couldn't find anything that I wanted to eat with it so I just wiped the jar rim with my finger and tasted it like that...Oh boy, this stuff is nice! Have a stuffy nose or even chest congestion? Forget the meds, come try this stuff. ![]() I think we should try a Red Savina and Ghost Pepper mix next. Crpdeth
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Ok, I'm in love with this stuff...No, I'm serious, the last time I put her back into the fridge I ran my finger along the curvature of the jar and told her so..."I love you".
My fiery hot sweetheart Made of carrots, peppers and love I know that we will never depart For you...I shall never dispose of I spit shine your jar So shiny, reflective, and clean They will say I am bizarre But, I realize I must name thee..And I dub you Christine I taste you upon my lips And your presence remains for hours With a heat that could sink battleships As I continue to devour Oh, the garlic, the onion, sautéed just right... You are all I will ever need Perfect for breakfast...And again at night Forgive me for my greed! My fiery hot sweetheart This creation of Rich's that is now mine Just say you'll never leave me But stop burning my behind! Sorry...I was in the mood to write. ![]() Donny
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I kinda thought you would like that stuff, Donny!
It's not for the faint of heart though. I like your idea of adding some different kinds of peppers to it, just to give it a bit more flavor. Hey, you can always use it in your business to kill weeds if nothing else, but I wouldn't get any of it too close to an explosives storage facility. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Well I gotta tell ya, Rich, this stuff is good in just about anything, I've used it in ketchup to eat fries with it, spooned it into Wolf brand chili and added it to my Gumbo and also my Smokehouse beans so far and it really turns the heat up. Some people came over the other day to find me watching Court TV eating a bowl of my Smokehouse beans and wiping sweat from my head and face with a towel the other hand...I had added just a tad too much, but loving every bite. Crpdeth
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Donny, how does it compare with your Belize friend's recipe, hotter, less hot, about the same? I got this one from a South American student of mine a few years ago. She said it was hot, and it is!
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Rich, honestly it isn't "as hot" but somehow I like it better...I guess it's the flavor and everything combined...Also I don't have to wait for my delivery any more...
![]() As an aside...Marie Sharps is the brand she was bringing me, and Walmart was supposed to pick it up...I haven't seen it on the shelves, but it is very good stuff. Crpdeth |
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It really is good Sniper...Pistolenschutze sent me this recipe and I've been trying to kill myself with it ever since.
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I just noticed this recipe
, I will buy the peppers when I go to town on the second. Today is the 23rd and I probably will not go to town until the second. Thanks Pistol and Donny . catfish
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This one, I am going to try- for me, the hotter the better.
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It's good stuff, pawn. And if you have left-overs, it works well to kill the gophers in your lawn too. Spontaneous gopher combustion, you see.
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![]() Gonna make a batch soon, if there's any left over I could eliminate the gophers in the yard AND unclog the shower drain... ![]()
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Kinda similar to what it does to your mouth and throat. ![]() ![]()
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