Wanted to use this to showcase the fine work Cappy is doing this year with CBS. Here's what I did to 21 of some of the best looking peppers around.
Washed and allowed to dry
[url=http://imgur.com/YJTHAY6][/URL]
Nibbled on this since I haven't been stabbed in the gut recently
The placentas of these are seriously like a sponge. Never seen anything like it
Seeds removed (OK, might be a couple in there). This is the Breville Sous Chef that my wife only allows peppers in since I've "ruined it". Helluva expensive gadget for pepper slicin
Only saved seeds from the best. The one's at the top will be the Select Strain. Will get the neighborhood kids to chew on the stems
Kind of felt bad choppin these guys up
Sure doesn't look like much after blending. Would prefer the jar be half full but these will be fine
Layer of kosher salt to help the preserving process
After about 30 minutes in the pressure cooker. No idea why I licked the spoon while waiting for these to cook
Now the tough part -- I'll wait a minimum of 6 months before making a sauce and possibly around a year. This aging process will help develop a deep and flavorful sauce. Cheers to Cappy for making these peppers easily accessible!
Washed and allowed to dry
[url=http://imgur.com/YJTHAY6][/URL]
Nibbled on this since I haven't been stabbed in the gut recently
The placentas of these are seriously like a sponge. Never seen anything like it
Seeds removed (OK, might be a couple in there). This is the Breville Sous Chef that my wife only allows peppers in since I've "ruined it". Helluva expensive gadget for pepper slicin
Only saved seeds from the best. The one's at the top will be the Select Strain. Will get the neighborhood kids to chew on the stems
Kind of felt bad choppin these guys up
Sure doesn't look like much after blending. Would prefer the jar be half full but these will be fine
Layer of kosher salt to help the preserving process
After about 30 minutes in the pressure cooker. No idea why I licked the spoon while waiting for these to cook
Now the tough part -- I'll wait a minimum of 6 months before making a sauce and possibly around a year. This aging process will help develop a deep and flavorful sauce. Cheers to Cappy for making these peppers easily accessible!