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Making Chile Oil ??

I did a search and could not mind anything so Im asking, anybody make Chile Oil by soaking in Oils?
Ive done oil marinades with fruits but not to extract the capsicum. Might do a little batch, I just finished dehydrating Re Jalapenos since I was not sure when I would make the next batch since Im short of room with 5 batches going. Question is also, better to use raw or dried to add to Oil ?? Raw one would have to drain and separate the oil so it does not go bad from the water released by the fruit.
 
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If I were to take on that venture I think I would dehydrate the pods, grind them down and add the powder to the oil and let the powder rehydrate in the oil. let that sit for a few days and filter it through a coffee filter.
 
Capsaicinoids are soluble in oils, works great. It's best to use dried chiles to avoid any risks from moisture and oil things.
 
I use sesame when I want flavor in it (nutty/toasty), and it's great for Asian dishes and non-Asian alike, and grapeseed for neutral and just the flavor of the chili.
 
dragonsfire said:
Thanks!
Here is also an episode of Food Unwrapped talking about oil and not to make your own Truffle oil due to botulism etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ_R-G_i4Xk
 
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