Ferment, sherment. Put it in a sunny window for three days, then in a dark spot for 3 weeks. Blam.
D3monic said:I got a handful of tomatillos thinking about roasting a bunch with some garlic and onion and making a green sauce.
The jalapeños I grew this year are hotter than shit so should make for a decently hot sauce. Also have a couple bartlett pears so might toss those in as well.ThatBlondGuy101 said:
Green sauces are often great, I find. Especially the ones that are a lot hotter than you're expecting
I could imagine the pears going well in a green sauce... or a jam/chutney...D3monic said:The jalapeños I grew this year are hotter than shit so should make for a decently hot sauce. Also have a couple bartlett pears so might toss those in as well.
Pineapple tooThatBlondGuy101 said:I could imagine the pears going well in a green sauce....
No but it's never lasted more than a couple days. If I was to ever start selling it I would probably need to look into preservatives. I do have a bunch of those oxygen absorbing packets though.Jubnat said:Do you use curing salt in your jerky?
Yea I have two dehydrators that I've been running all evening. Letting jerky cool to room temp right now and about to fill dehydrator againThatBlondGuy101 said:Damn, that jerky looks like it's gonna be good.
Do you make it with a dehydrator? I'm gonna have to do some searching around for recipes and stuff and try my hand at it next year I think... gotta love some jerky!