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preservation Regina vinegar

I made some hot sauces for the 1st time today, they turned out alright for the 1st time.
I made 2 batches - yellow/orange & a red batch
the yellow/orange batch has 7 hab types & 1 thai with a very sweet fruity taste to it but then the heat sets in. I only ate about a teaspoon of it & the top of my head was sweating :cool: but it needs some modification. it turned out to be a thick sauce almost like a salsa.

the red was a simple vinegar salt sauce.this turned out like the hot sauce you get at a oriential buffet - thick chunky seedy type.

both sauces I used Regina vinegars (white wine vinegar for the yellow/orange sauce & red wine vinegar for the red sauce)
I figured those vinegars would do well for some sauces, since a better quaility vinegar, but is it just me or not, but I think it'll take some getting used to those vinegars (tastewise) since I'm so used to the basic cheap vinegar taste for hot sauces. & those vinegars give a sweeter taste to the sauces or at least a very different taste IMO

so if any of you use this stuff whats your opinion of it ? or what do you use for vinegar ?
 
I do use the red wine Rengina vinegars and like the taste. If you have an apple grower near you and they make a good apple cider vinegar you could use that which I have done and liked it too, but like the red wine best. Not a pro just make it for home use.
Dan

LET IT BURN
 
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