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first real sauce attempt

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ok so here goes i just wanna make the amount that fits into one of these small bottles you can buy sauces in. its 350 milliliters.

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peppers:
1 orange habaneros
1 thai orange
1 bulgarian carrot

non peppers:
2 carrots
1 half peach
3 or so "rings" of canned pineapple
1 half squeezed lemon
bit of ginger
bit of pineapple water from the jar
bit of salt
bit of pepper
bit of vinegar

i was thinking of chopping it all up and basically blending it then seeing how consistancy is and amount.
if i have to little to fill the bottle (which i doubt) add some more or something.

how are we looking here ?
 
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imaguitargod said:
Looks like you need more pepers. Otherwise, good.
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heh i think the heat from those will do me quite good, but its all to be learned.

actually i just simmer it and man, after putting in some more salt, sugar and lemon juice its really nice !

so, i wonder about preserving it, i have got a food thermometer, i guess ill boil my empty glass bottle + cap,
then fill the sauce into it insert the thermometer and pasteurize it ?

--> warming up the liquid till core temp is around 70-80°C and maintain it for half an hour ?
i plan on storing it in the fridge anyway.
 
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Preserving it? That looks like ingredients (the amount) for a sauce that will last three days or one meal that is sauce covered.
 
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thehotpepper.com said:
Preserving it? That looks like ingredients (the amount) for a sauce that will last three days or one meal that is sauce covered.
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lol, aight, its funny amongst my friends i am known as the hot eater but in comparison to what some of you guys here
eat speaking amounts of chilis on meals, i appear to be a tabasco lover lolz :hell:
 
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