I have made singles sauces of:
Bhut Jolakia
Scorpion
7 Pot
Fatalli
I gave samples to a friend at work. He finally combined all into one sauce. He replied back that it has great flavor but, intense, continuing burn.
Sounds good, no?:mouthonfire:
I am thinking of this combo for the next batch of sauce:
(Equal parts???)
Bhut Jolakia
Scorpion
7 Pot
Naga Morich
Red Habs
Devil's Tongue
Inferno
Trinidad Congo
Naga Jolakia (PC1)
and vineger and garlic
Is this too much??:hell:
I think the Scorpion is hotter than the Bhut Jolakia, or, anything else in the garden this year(and I have ALOT).
Absolute killer burn all the way around....
My 2 cents..............
These have been in the fridge, deciding what to do with them:
L to R, top: Naga Morich, Scorpion and 7 Pot
bottom: red Habs, Fatalli and Bhut Jolakia.........:hell:
Thanks, Patrick. The Bhut crop is mainly thanks to your "donation". I have harvested so many seeds from this year's crop, I haven't decided what to start in February.
Here is tonight's canning:
"Bread & Butter" sweet peppers.
There is 8 + varieties in there from Bhut Jolakia down to Tabago seasoning (alot of Habs). 9 jars, 124 ounces total. It may last until January.
Very nice flavor. the brine seems to lock the induvidual pepper taste/heat. Very...
Here is yesterday's sauce:
100 Fatalli pods
Vineger
1/2 head of garlic
Cooked down, pureed in blender and cooked down more.
Yield: 4 5 oz bottles and 1 4 oz and 1 8 oz canning jar
I licked the spoon....good stuff:mouthonfire:
Here is today' s sauce:
100 Fatalli pods
Vineger
1/2 head of garlic
Cooked down, pureed in blender and cooked down more.
Yield: 4 5 oz bottles and 1 4 oz and 1 8 oz canning jar
I licked the spoon....good stuff:mouthonfire: