Hey guys,
My 1st post.
I've checked out this website and am having some trouble finding how to's on mash making and fermenting.
My last time was about 4 years ago and I can't remember how I made them. I did a box of habs up and made 3 different sauces with it.
This time I am trying to make sauce with Cayenne peppers. They're pretty hot. Not as hot as the habs. But still really hot considering they are only cayenne.
I don't want to use vinegar.
If I recall the last time I did it I chopped them up. took out the seeds. put them in a bucket. tossed in some sea salt. put on a lid with one of those wine air venters - lets air our but no air in. And let them sit for about a month or two months... My sauce was awesome. and my brother still has some from 4 years ago. I jared them with mason jars. I boiled only one time... and that was when I was making my sauces.
Does that sound the correct way to do it?
This time I want to leave in the seeds.
I would like to make something similar to Frank's Red hot sauce... I know they use vinegar - but I don't want to use it till the end.
Any ways... so I was thinking. chop em up by hand. keep seeds, toss stems. put it in a bucket. With a make shift venter. Add some sea salt. stir. let sit.
does that sound right?
How much salt should I be using?
I don't have a good scale for weighing. So, I'll need to be doing this with the old measuring cup.
Thanks,
Rich.
My 1st post.
I've checked out this website and am having some trouble finding how to's on mash making and fermenting.
My last time was about 4 years ago and I can't remember how I made them. I did a box of habs up and made 3 different sauces with it.
This time I am trying to make sauce with Cayenne peppers. They're pretty hot. Not as hot as the habs. But still really hot considering they are only cayenne.
I don't want to use vinegar.
If I recall the last time I did it I chopped them up. took out the seeds. put them in a bucket. tossed in some sea salt. put on a lid with one of those wine air venters - lets air our but no air in. And let them sit for about a month or two months... My sauce was awesome. and my brother still has some from 4 years ago. I jared them with mason jars. I boiled only one time... and that was when I was making my sauces.
Does that sound the correct way to do it?
This time I want to leave in the seeds.
I would like to make something similar to Frank's Red hot sauce... I know they use vinegar - but I don't want to use it till the end.
Any ways... so I was thinking. chop em up by hand. keep seeds, toss stems. put it in a bucket. With a make shift venter. Add some sea salt. stir. let sit.
does that sound right?
How much salt should I be using?
I don't have a good scale for weighing. So, I'll need to be doing this with the old measuring cup.
Thanks,
Rich.