When my bud Scoville Deville said he was sending me a little something I was thrilled. I HAD NO IDEA it would be THIS.
I have been wanting to start making my own chili powder for a while, and now I am set. Along with about ten bags of different dried pods, he sent a bunch of Texas Creek a.k.a. Salsa Lady's goodies. I still would like to know what the orange stuff is in that clear bottle. Whatever it is, its good. I am making my first batch of chili with your peppers Scovie. I am going to have fun experimenting. Thank you so much.
This is made mainly with deer meat that a friend gave me (he felt bad since I didn't get my own).
Besides what you can see, I added tomato paste, puree, and diced. I also added some good commercial chili powder, some brown sugar, AJ's Scorpion Puree, sea salt, cayenne, white pepper, and a beer. It has a nice earthy taste, good heat, and balance. I am going to let it simmer most of the day and report back later. I think I should have just made a double batch of the powder and added some bhuts to ramp up the heat rather than using the commercial stuff and the puree. Well, that's what practice is for.
I have been wanting to start making my own chili powder for a while, and now I am set. Along with about ten bags of different dried pods, he sent a bunch of Texas Creek a.k.a. Salsa Lady's goodies. I still would like to know what the orange stuff is in that clear bottle. Whatever it is, its good. I am making my first batch of chili with your peppers Scovie. I am going to have fun experimenting. Thank you so much.
This is made mainly with deer meat that a friend gave me (he felt bad since I didn't get my own).
Besides what you can see, I added tomato paste, puree, and diced. I also added some good commercial chili powder, some brown sugar, AJ's Scorpion Puree, sea salt, cayenne, white pepper, and a beer. It has a nice earthy taste, good heat, and balance. I am going to let it simmer most of the day and report back later. I think I should have just made a double batch of the powder and added some bhuts to ramp up the heat rather than using the commercial stuff and the puree. Well, that's what practice is for.