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Holiday Hot Sauces

okay - so here is the start of the sauces that i will be giving to the people that work for me:

1. Fatali with mango and pinapple (one of my favorites - made this one last year too). Fatalis, yellow bells, mango, pineapple.

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9 bottles:

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2. Smoked Harold St. Bart's with pineapple (another of my favorites)



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8 bottles:

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3. Sriracha: made with Thai chiles and garlic (plus of few onions) 5 bottles:

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Still have some chocolate bhuts on the smoker and some red paper lanterns on the cold smoker.
 
as noted previously, i stole this idea from Jay T. modified a bit, and went by feel as there were no measures provided in the original recipe.

ingredients from Jay T's:

Chocolate Bhuts - I think i used about 15
Chocolate Scorpions I didn't have any
Douglahs I didn't have any
Dried and Reconstituted Naga Morich (red) I didn't have any - I used some Red Bhut Jolokias (5) instead
Soy Sauce
Fish Sauce
Hoisin
Sweet Sauce
Sriracha
Oyster Sauce
Sesame Oil
Garlic (I used a combination of fresh and then added some garlic powder later to adjust taste)
Ginger (I used a combination of fresh ginger root and then added some ginger powder later to adjust taste)
Rice Wine Vinegar
Raw Sugar I used Brown Sugar instead

Basically pureed chiles, fresh ginger, with some rice wine vinegar. added to the other ingredients, cooked. added some corn starch to adjust consistently, and bottled.

It is really good - not overpowering at all. Thanks to Jay T for the idea. This one is a keeper for me.
 
Looks just like mine. How do you like it? I have been tearing through it with cup o' noodles. I actually think it is getting hotter since it has sat for a couple weeks.
 
Not really hot sauces, but the latest additions to the holiday collection:

Puree: 1/2 naga, 1/4 assorted bhuts, 1/4 bih jolokia (plus vinegar) - 8 1/2 pint jars

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Jelly: orange habanero, smoked red bhut jolokia powder, red raspberrys - 12 4 oz jars

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[sub]Oh, MY! :swoon: I think I'm in love! Buddy, are you married? Oh, WAIT! I'm married. NEVERMIND! [/sub]

[sub]Great looking and sounding sauces. I hope your workers appreciate the treats they have in store.[/sub]

[sub]SL[/sub]
 
The Holiday collection - almost all given away as presents.

Powders: Black Naga (3), Yellow Bhut (3), Yellow 7/Yellow Scorpion Blend (4)

Chile Pepper Flakes: Smoked Red Bhut (5), Tobago Seasoning (5), Chocolate and Red Bhut Mix (5), Cayenne Blend (8), Thais (7), Smoked Chocolate Bhut, Chocolate Hab, and Chocolate Habalokia Blend (7), Red and Yellow Tobago Scotch Bonnet Blend (4), Red Paper Lantern (4)

Sauces: Mild BBQ Sauce with Japones (4), Medium BBQ Sauce with Smoked Red Bhuts (3), Medium BBQ Sauce with Pineapple and Datil (10), Mango/Pineapple with Fatali (9), Pineapple with Smoked Harold St. Barts (8), Sriracha with Thai Chiles (7), Peach with Orange Habanero (5), Red Raspberry with Yellow 7 (4), Strawberry with Trinidad Scorpion (9), Garlic and Onion with Jalapenos and Roasted Anaheims (4), Pineapple with Red Smoked Bhuts (8), Hot Asian with Chocolate and Red Bhuts (4), Garlic and Onions with White Bullet Habanero (4)

Purees: Yellow Bhut (4), 1/2 Naga, 1/4 Bhut, 1/4 Bih Jolokia Blend (8)

Seasoning Salt with Cayenne Peppers: 5

Jelly: Red Raspberry with Orange Habaneros and Smoked Red Bhut Jolokia (12)

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Wow Buddy,

I can see there's many hours of processing displayed from that photo alone......(that's a winner)...... It's your unique ideas that made all that possible!

What really makes it all worth while in the finished product(s)...... is when the comliments come out.

Thanks man, I really like the dryed " Tobago Bonnet" flakes...

I picked up some fish from the market today and I intend to use some of the spice in a "Vera Cruz" style dish tonite.

thanks again,

Greg
 
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